legendary的示例

• His drinking was legendary.

• His son was the legendary trumpeter, Miles Davis.

• Their parties were legendary for their lavishness.

• All the obituaries mentioned his legendary rudeness.

• He worked for the legendary Ball brothers.

• In the pre-nation-state period, antiquity was perceived as belonging to the legendary sphere.

• Their domain was the salon, the site of idyllic mixing, legendary for its accessibility, heterogeneity.

• More remarkable still, most of the leading characters in the legendary period of conflict were still living in the vicinity.

• He defended his arguments with examples from the lives of legendary and historical heroines, with supporting citations from an array of ancient and modern writers.

• Finally, we seek the advice of a manager whose sharp intellect and wide experience within the company are legendary.

• The episode has now achieved a legendary and almost mythical status.

• In many cultures, personae are the literal incarnation of tradition, projecting a past (legendary or historical) onto the present and into the future.

• The legendary safety net is a case in point.

• He devotes more than a hundred pages to the military martyrs, most of whom were legendary and the creations of a later era.

• One area where mismanagement was legendary was in the production rooms.

• His reasons for this conclusion are not terribly lucid, though they have something to do with the legendary difficulty of inventing an alphabet.

• A necessary stage in the assessment of any historical figure is the identification of the legendary aspects that make up that figure's reputation.

• His publicised presence in the festival's legendary originating event undoubtedly affirms the ethos of magical realism within vallenato.

• Legendary to describe a football player is much like fabulous, especially if he is awesome.

• Dons, their standing not yet reduced by the depredations of novelists, were awesome, even legendary figures.