Sentence examples for instead of being known from inspiring English sources

The judge, instead of being known for reserved reflection, is infamous for bombast.

Instead of being known as a jack-of-all-trades, you're seen as a master of a few.

"Instead of being known as a place for Nazi skinhead psychos, now we're going to be known as an international human rights community".

"Now, instead of being known around the business as Sam from 'Top Chef,' it's Sam from the Surf Lodge, which is what I wanted to accomplish.

Instead of being known as a mere aggregator of research results, Miller found himself identified as a kind of sage — a discoverer of a profound truth about human nature.

Now, instead of being known as a convenient drop-off spot for dead bodies, the bar is known as the 6 House, which is the nickname for the local police precinct, and among its customers are scrubbed and well-shaved managers from the Gillette Corporation, whose offices are a few blocks away.

Instead he achieved the ambiguous fame of being known as one of the most underrated artists of his generation.

Consuming PUFA or MUFA instead of SFA is known to improve the blood lipid profile.

Traditional classifiers which have been widely used in CDSS and whose designs based on structured electronic patients' records (instead of stream data) are known to come short of satisfying the three requirements.

For example, in fruit flies (Drosophila), mutation of a particular homeotic gene results in altered transcription, leading to the growth of legs on the head instead of antenna; this is known as the antennapedia mutation.

Hippocampus Published by Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Ruminating on alternative versions of reality—"what if I had become a musician instead of a scientist"—is known as counterfactual (CF) thinking (Kahneman and Tversky, 1982; Byrne, 2005).