Sentences with phrase «celebre for»

Over the years his ideas have been expressed in such different media that this commission, this cause celebre for Tate Britain, could have been anything from sculpture and photography to video, painting or text.

Diablo Cody has become a cause - celebre for her Oscar - winning script, and when one looks at the story alone, it's easy to see why.

DADT became something of a cause celebre for the junior senator from New York, and she was in the forefront of the (eventually successful) push for its repeal late last year.

Not exact matches

However the subject of the NHS is one that particularly rankles with most voters, especially because Labour for so many years made the NHS their cause celebre and after stating that they had a week to save the NHS they have spent ten years destroying the NHS.

And now the jury's snub has made it a cause celebre,» Steve Pond and Ben Croll write for The Wrap.

The «hockey stick» may be a cause celebre among denialists, but it's only a secondary part of the mainstream case for global warming, which is based on the physics of the greenhouse effect and the observed warming of recent decades.