Sentence examples for moderately well-known from inspiring English sources

Even a moderately well-known musician can reach fans without a middleman.

Just check the Twitter @-replies of any moderately well-known artist.

The Gatwoods looked her up on the Internet, and found that she was a moderately well-known composer, based in Chicago, who had died in 1953.

Its publisher advertised the piece in 1781 as one of "six sonatas for piano with the accompaniment of a violin by the moderately well-known and famous Wolfgang Amadee Mozart".

Several independent investigators claimed they were instead likely to be the work of Earl Brooks, a resident of 1920s Fresno who later became a moderately well-known portrait photographer in Delaware.

If you hold public office, or even if you are moderately well-known, your right to privacy can now be breached at any time in the greater interest of society.

But, following her own tastes rather than those of buyers or critics, she is only moderately well known, and supplements her income by working as a school administrator.

Glasman was moderately well known in Labour circles in the capital thanks to his ground-breaking work with London Citizens – an alliance of faith institutions, universities, schools and trade unions that he brought together to run community projects.

In the more jaded current era — "Is he merely a bored rich guy who is running out of ways to keep himself amused?" Richard Roeper of The Chicago Sun-Times once carped — Fossett was only moderately well known.

These terms – googol and googolplex – have become moderately well known today, even among the general public, because the term googol was adopted by Larry Page and Sergey Brin as the name of their search engine.

The work of [social activists like] Ela Bhatt and Sewa or of Abhay and Rani Bang, is moderately well known; there are hundreds of such individuals and groups, who work away from the public gaze, in the fields of rural health care, women's empowerment, environmental restoration, all inspired in lesser or greater degree by Gandhi.