I was, after all, talking about an exceedingly well known, undeniably frightening but nevertheless entirely fictional pop-culture phenomenon.
2. Familiarity: Joe Biden has been completely vetted and is exceedingly well known and respected.
Some selections are exceedingly well known, others fairly rare — many containing moments of otherworldly beauty.
The story of his early life is exceedingly well known better known than that of virtually any other Greek or Roman worthy.
Each person is supposed to get a small plot of land free, but the soil here is well known to be exceedingly poor.
I'd venture to say Gossip Girl isn't well known for its exceedingly realistic plotlines.
The big problem, however, is not the unknown legal costs, but the exceedingly well-known exposure to real estate, both home mortgages and home-equity lines of credit.
Two weeks later, they received a letter from the Port Authority attorney, George Snyder, who objected, among other things, to their play on the E-ZPass service mark, which, "as you are undoubtedly aware," he wrote, "[is] exceedingly well-known — indeed, famous".
Between "Rent" and Baz Luhrmann's Broadway version, the contours of Puccini's opera are exceedingly well-known in New York; in fact, with supertitles, the City Opera audience is able to laugh heartily at lines that singers like Jorge Antonio Pita, as Rodolfo, don't actually make audible.
It is well known that systems transmitting and distributing electricity are exceedingly wasteful and vulnerable.
Tetanus was well known to the ancients; Greek physician Aretaeus wrote in the first century ad, "Tetanus in all its varieties, is a spasm of an exceedingly painful nature, very swift to prove fatal, but neither easy to be removed".
