Sentence examples for famously exists from inspiring English sources

Unilever famously exists to make the best everyday things for everyday folk – Boeing to build planes that fly furthest safest.

Evidence of ours famously existed in a heraldic sign that the publicity-conscious London & North Eastern Railway erected just north of Berwick in the prewar years of the great Anglo-Scottish expresses; children's books sometimes showed a train speeding past it, with a calm North Sea stretching blue to the horizon.

On the Right Bank of Paris' famously ornamented Pont Alexandre III exists a concealed staircase that leads adventurous nightlife seekers to Le Showcase, a cavernous stone nightclub nestled underneath the bridge.

Dance critic Marcia Siegel famously wrote that dance "exists as a perpetual vanishing point", which means for Siegel that dance exists in "an event that disappears in the very act of materializing".

Harper Lee, believed to be one of the most influential authors to have ever existed, famously published only a single novel (up until its controversial sequel was published in 2015 just before her death).

Magnetic monopoles, famously, do not exist.

It's true, as the Guide indicates, that gay men and lesbians are often more likely to congregate in small towns, where there may only be a single homosexual watering hole, but that only serves to demonstrate that they can and do famously co-exist.

Famously quoted, Socrates states "True knowledge exists in knowing that you know nothing". It is through this thought that his philosophy is born.

Following the battle, Pyrrhus famously stated (paraphrase--many translations exists) "Another such victory and we shall be utterly ruined".

Sex education is not taught in schools, with children's ombudsman Pavel Astakhov famously saying "the best sex education that exists is Russian literature".

Geoffrey Moore famously wrote about Crossing The Chasm to explain the gap that exists between early adopters and mass-market acceptance.