Sentence examples for about well known from inspiring English sources

By Andy Logan and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 20 , 1943P. 11 Talk story about Dale Carnegie's present activities: A new program over the Blue Network; a broadcast called, "Little Known Facts About Well Known People".

At this time he also served as manager for a lecture tour with Lowell Thomas and compiled Little Known Facts About Well Known People (1934).

Conceptually speaking, it provides a new and appealing scaling to R of some well known facts about discrete (ada boosting.

Then we talk about the well known issues such as generalization capability, overfitting (overtraining) issue, or about the local minima issue of MLPs that makes proper training of NNs, especially for nonstationary data such as lung motion, a nontrivial issue.

That makes Mr. MacFarlane about as well known as the football star Peyton Manning, he noted.

(Hey, it worked for Mr. Joel to grouse about being well known before anyone knew him).

"Tackling climate change needs leadership, and it's about time well known football clubs such as Spurs, show a bit of it.

Writing about someone well known removes that obligation of defending it as a subject, but it also means that some of the surprise and freshness is already gone.

"Apparently the second verse of this song, which is about as well known as the second verse of Auld Lang Syne, or the national anthem, contains the n-word," he wrote in a column for The Sunday Times.

The marked increase in systemic blood pressure brought about by well known NOS inhibitors, such as L-NMMA and L-NNA, is due to the complete inhibition of endothelial cNOS.

How is writing about someone so well known like JPG different?