Sentence examples for mainly know from inspiring English sources

I mainly know him as a good guy who seemed to really love what he did".

Filipinos mainly know ube as halayang ube – "purple yam jam" – made by peeling the root, boiling it and mashing it, a laborious process that means it is most often reserved for special occasions such as new years and birthdays.

If what you mainly know about modern feminism is that its proponents immolated their underwear, you might well arrive at the conclusion that feminists are "obnoxious," as Leslie Sanchez does in her new book, "You've Come a Long Way, Maybe: Sarah, Michelle, Hillary and the Shaping of the New American Woman" (Palgrave; $25).

I mainly know Optoma for their pico projectors, but of course they're into the bigger stuff as well.

While those of us outside of Japan mainly know Rakuten for its e-commerce efforts, in Japan the company also offers financial services, and Currency Cloud will be leveraging that when it expands to Asia, likely next year, CEO Mike Laven tells TechCrunch.

But what they mainly know is how to create self-fulfilling prophesies of economic destruction -- highly profitable to the speculators and ruinous to everyone else.

University mainly known as a blocker.

He was mainly known as an art dealer, with several old masters in stock.

SAS Institute, the world's largest private software company, is mainly known for two things.

In fact, he was mainly known for his political action committee that backed conservative candidates in Senate primaries.

The music departments in those stores are mainly known for offering a narrow selection of chart toppers.