Sentence examples for been more known from inspiring English sources

Before President Obama, whose brown eyes are opaque when you look into them, presidents have been more known for blue eyes.

— BEN ROTHENBERG Dufner in at -3 Jason Dufner, who so far in 2013 has been more known as a meme than a golfer, enters the clubhouse at -3 after a birdie on Number 18.

But in recent years she's been more known for the unsolicited advice she gives on her GOOP website or appearing in the front row at fashion shows with detached coolness.

"Einstein on the Beach" is more known about than known.

"He was more known for his stance against hazing".

As a result, we're more known than ever before.

"There's more known about silver teapots than there is about guns," he added.

Making a decision based on what school is more known around the world isn't a factor for me.

"I think we're more known here than we are in the States, as far as fans go," Williams said.

Most people say what you are saying: Why don't you choose one who is more known?

In the US this is more known as Commercial Vehicle Operations CVOO).