Illustrious used in a sentence

Illustrious in a sentence as an adjective

Of course shipwrecks, and even wreckers have an illustrious history down here.

Well, at the minimum it's bollocks with an illustrious history.

The requirement that one have an "illustrious" GitHub account is one of the more surreal ad hominems I've seen.

> Another great PR from the illustrious ktt3ja, the compiler will now give suggestions on how to fix lifetime woes.

On account of the prestige associated with their college, students end up leading illustrious careers.

Cynicalkane didn't say that you said that ezyang was incompetent.> Looking at your GitHub your resume is nowhere near as illustrious.

James Mattis, explaining why he signed up last fall as another of Theranos’s strikingly illustrious outside directors.

Which to anyone who knows about them is clearly preposterous, especially when far less illustrious French universities are listed in the top 100.

Because he's an ******* with a long and illustrious history of doing **** like this?I'm just really sad that we, the programmers and engineers, keep letting people like him climb up the ladder.

This paper definitely falls within the approaches to computer science exemplified by the illustrious, eponymous Harry Q. Bovik.

Mmmm.., I can see a new format for my resume...Most illustrious lord, seen and considering the experiments of all those who pose as masters in the art of inventing instruments of technology..1.

Is Google the proverbial peasant under your patronage and must request an audience with you after many prose describing your illustrious magnanimity ordained by God?

It's following the illustrious Haskell tradition of barely-documented code.

I guess I haven't been active on MO in a few years so maybe things have changed, but when I last actively read it the site was frequented by quite a few very illustrious names and countless young prodigies and miscellaneous professors.