Sentence examples for be known as having from inspiring English sources

"Well around my home, I'd like to be known as having been a very good father," Mr. Romney said.

"Well, around my home, I like to be known as having been a very good father," Mr. Romney said.

"The post is nonpolitical, supposedly, but for a person to have standing, and respect, you do need to be known as having been within the political arena.

"We want you to be known as having brought peace to the world, especially as one who brought an end to the anguish to all in the Middle East.

We pray you will be known as having brought peace to all the regions where there has been strife and peace and no need for Guantanamo Bay detention centre".

"There are a lot of good companies," he said, as he heaped praise on his donors, including Imperial Nurseries, a wholesale grower in Granby that has come to be known as having a soft spot for Eagle Scout garden projects.

The model is known as having a good safety record.

In the postwar years, Mr. Mohn was known as having few sympathies for the Nazi regime.

In medical circles, this vision abnormality is known as "having a life," and it has only one reliable cure — hosting a party.

Heavily influenced by the Roman Catholic Church, Latin American nations have long been known as having some of the world's strongest laws against abortion.

There's no question the Know-Nothings are known as having been militantly anti-Irish, but few know that the organization started from the merging of many different local Protestant groups which included great numbers of naturally-born Protestant Irish.