Sentence examples for be most recognized from inspiring English sources

Ms. Duff was previously nominated for an Olivier Award (Britain's equivalent of the Tony Awards) for best actress in 2008 for the National's production of "Saint Joan," but she may be most recognized for her performance on the British television series "Shameless" as Fiona, the eldest daughter of a chaotic family.

"Out of all of the trademarks that define Tarantino's style, the filmmaker may be most recognized for his gratuitous use of blood and violence," Swinney explains in the description for Tarantino: Blood.

He was most recognized for his innovative use of cardboard tubes as construction materials.

In the majors, the first-base coach is often an outfielders' coach or infielders' coach, but he is most recognized for where he stands.

Since the early days of the Web, the dot-com extension (the.com part of a domain name) has remained the extension that's most recognized by consumers and most coveted by businesses.

In 1976 Judge Yoswein was elected to the Kings County Supreme Court and was most recognized as Administrative Justice of the New York State Supreme Court for Brooklyn and Staten Island, presiding over headline gathering trials including the arraignment of David Berkowitz (Son of Sam) and trial of P. O. Robert Torsney.

Born in Brooklyn, 1939, and entirely self-taught, she worked in sculpture, constructions of wood, metal and cloth, but is most recognized for her sardonic collages seamlessly combining pictures into biting satires.

Saturated fat was most recognized and understood, whereas awareness of other fats was much lower.

Maurice Benard is most recognized by his role of Sonny Corinthos, Jr. on ABC's General Hospital.

Struthers is most recognized for the role of Gloria Stivic from "All in the Family," which aired on CBS from 1971 to 1979.

Twenty years later, "Stay" is still one of the things for which Loeb is most recognized (in addition to her iconic cat-eye glasses, of course).