Sentence examples for a well-known version from inspiring English sources

It raises the possibility that Hendrix, already the author of a well-known version of the Star Spangled Banner, was a bit of a nerd, a national-anthem bore.

A well-known version of platitude-based pluralism is discourse pluralism.

In a particularly well-known version of this example, we consider Earth as it was around 1750, before the chemical structure of water was discovered, and we consider an inhabitant of Earth named "Oscar" who is a competent user of the term 'water'water

(Picture book; ages 0 to 4) Pinkney, who won a Caldecott Medal last year for "The Lion and the Mouse," brings a similar sumptuous, color-saturated aesthetic to this reimagining of the familiar bedtime lullaby, here expanded by a few verses from its most well-known version.

Though several variations on the basic RKO exist, the most common, well-known version starts with Randy Orton taking a running start towards his opponent.

Mr. Dworkin criticizes in detail the legal positivists' theory of legal rights, particularly H. L. A. Hart's well-known version of it.

In the well-known version, the Major is heterosexual.

And before Key's "Banner" the most well-known version of "The Anacreontic Song" was "Adams and Liberty," in 1798, an attempt to win support for John Adams during his contentious Presidency.

(In the well-known version illustrated by Randolph Caldecott, kittens gobble up the mouse and the cowardly frog runs off, only to meet his own end in the gullet of a swan).

(2014) Suggested by Ghostface, Martin Gamage and Giftedbutlazee Although Alex Gibney's The Armstrong Lie is the most well-known version of the story of the cyclist who won seven Tour de France titles with the aid of systematic doping, many readers have suggested that Stop At Nothing is "superior".

The most well-known version of the objection is pressed by Gaus (2011), against more standard Rawlsian conceptions of public justification.