Sentence examples similar to a generally known thing from inspiring English sources

I did not know, of course, what I have heard during this Trial, but the other thing was a generally known fact.

As is customary on Altman productions, viewing of the dailies had been open to all involved, and it was generally known that things were going well.

Radamel García once scored a famous goal against Millonarios in Bogotá, but he was more generally known for two things: his aggression and his religious devotion.

These days audiences — and especially a self-selective audience like this one — generally know such things before they arrive at the gig.

— People in California generally know two things about this agricultural city nestled among lettuce fields east of Monterey's beaches and hotels: John Steinbeck was born here, and it has a big problem with gangs.

They all want to find out things that are not generally known," said Charles Crawford, a former British ambassador to Sarajevo and Warsaw.

"What I tried to find were very specific instances relating to things that are generally known and to uncover some hidden history," Ms. Murtha said.

That's generally known as an execution.

First things first: The vampire facial is actually a specific trademarked brand of a type of procedure that's more generally known as platelet-rich plasma microneedling.

Generally known among architects as "rumjum", it is a caricature of the modern business of architecture and, like all caricatures, it shows things as they are.

That was generally known.