Sentence examples for increasingly known for from inspiring English sources
Africa is becoming increasingly known for cutting-edge, politically charged filmmaking.
The tennis legend is increasingly known for her anti-gay campaigning.
Fishing and boating are popular, but the region is increasingly known for its vineyards.
But the university's Media Laboratory is increasingly known for launching experimental projects in October that are designed to make us squirm.
"Copenhagen," which deals with nuclear physics, was a striking venture for a Broadway increasingly known for playing it safe with splashy musicals.
RICHARD DAWKINS Scientist and author The author of The Selfish Gene is increasingly known for his atheism rather than his biological teachings.
Barrie (1860-1937), the Scottish weaver's son who rose to be a baronet, was a prolific author but these days he is increasingly known only for the perennial Christmas favourite Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up (1904), an adventure story that is a matchless depiction of the drive towards – and the human deprivations occasioned by – the desire to remain a child forever.
Jonny Greenwood, increasingly known as much for his film music as for his contributions to Radiohead, has yet to be acknowledged by the Academy, despite his idiosyncratic, imaginative collaborations with the director Paul Thomas Anderson, most recently in "Inherent Vice".
This Saturday is April 20th, a date increasingly known as a holiday for celebrating marijuana.
Californian-born Petra Cortright is becoming increasingly known in the art world for her webcam video performance work and digital paintings.
Such processes, increasingly known as barcoding, hold great promise for simplifying and standardizing the identification of biological specimens [1] [2].
