Sentence examples for known to much from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Shaw was not yet known to much of the public, he was asked to put together a small group to play while the band onstage was changed.

Has it been hard for you all these years to be overshadowed by your editor wife and to be known to much of the public as Mr. Tina Brown?

Though known to much of the public as a gabby, gaffe-prone, backslapping Irish boyo from Scranton, Pa., in private councils and in the corridors of the Senate he is known as an ambitious, astute, calculating politician always looking at the next step.

"I think she would have been an outstanding grandmother," Prince Albert told People Magazine, of his late mother, known to much of the world as American actress Grace Kelly.

However, motion imagery is known to have much higher velocities.

However, coping is also relevant to coaches who are known to experience much competitive stress.

It's hard to know how much Armstrong is worth.

There was too much to know, too much to absorb, too much to feel.

You do not need to know much to follow it.

It's hard to know how much to read, and when to stop.

Once you know when to take your melatonin, you need to know how much to take.