Sentence examples for Especially well known from inspiring English sources

Especially well known is the old and venerable attempt, known as bundle theory, to reduce particulars to properties linked together by an appropriate relation, which Russell (1948, Pt. IV, ch. 8) called compresence.

Especially well known for their dissent are Thomas Hobbes [1588 1679], who believed the goodness or badness of something to be constituted by the desire or aversion that one may have regarding it, and David Hume [1711 1776], who similarly took all ascriptions of value to involve projections of one's own sentiments onto whatever is said to have value.

Thalers of Saxony and Brunswick are especially well known.

The museum is especially well known for its Asian art and prints.

"Esau was especially well known for her beautifully written and comprehensive textbooks.

Gurney's is especially well known in Germany, due to several quirks of fate.

If Stravinsky's piano music isn't especially well known, there are a number of reasonable explanations.

He became especially well known for his bird-and-flower paintings.

My father wasn't especially well known yet; my parents were just working people.

The province is still especially well known for its light industrial products, despite post-1949 gains in heavy industry.

Mr. Noble was highly regarded throughout the American dance world as a painstaking teacher whose men's classes and classes in partnering were especially well known.