Sentence examples for is really known for from inspiring English sources

Is that what Hitler is really known for, his health-care plan?

But what Mr. Cajigas, 80, is really known for are his roosters.

We spend a third of our lives sleeping but precious little is really known for sure about what happens when our heads hit the pillow.

So you get the theatricality and the spectacle and the esoteric environments that Cirque provides, along with this wonderful rock 'n' roll world that Michael is really known for.

They reached the Elizabeth exit, which is what New Jersey is really known for, industrial wastes on both sides of the turnpike, when Ana let loose a scream that threw him against the door.

This would involve stepping down as state president (which he is constitutionally obliged to do, having served two terms) and as chairman of the state's Central Military Commission (a body confusingly identical to the party's body of the same name).But on the eve of what could be the biggest change of leadership in China since the death of Mao Zedong in 1976, little is really known for sure.

Lots of restaurants (we are really known for our food!) and fun activities all year round to allow you to enjoy the four seasons of this area.

"The school was really known for being antipainting," she said, "and if you were going to paint you'd better have a very good reason.

The food was O.K., but what the place was really known for was the classical music that the man in charge, someone named Byron, pumped into the dining room.

Upgrade, for example, is a sci-fi movie and that's not the kind of movie I'm really known for or the kind of movie that Blumhouse does.

If you sell something that has a lot of variation in it, for example, you're the type of restaurant that offers a large variety of options, you're an amusement park that's really known for its various different activities that people can do; you probably don't want to advertise in the morning.