Sentence examples for much known for from inspiring English sources

DANCE is not much known for its sense of humor.

"I'm pretty much known for hearing things in a piano that other people don't hear," he said.

If this drumbeat of "manifestos" strikes a false cultural note, perhaps it's because Americans aren't much known for writing them.

And for all his grotesque appearance in the film, Rourke plays something he has not been much known for in his acting career: a human being.

Unlike his predecessor, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is not much known for fiery righteousness, except when he takes on the school system.

A Spanish restaurant is a current favorite of mine, Cigala, on Lamb's Conduit Street, an area not much known for good restaurants.

Taguchi design of experiments is a much known statistical method for cost/time reduction during experimental investigation and quality engineering of complex systems and processes.

At this stage, not much is known for sure about the attacker's affiliations or motives.

(Though he's a Broadway veteran, Mr. Alexander has, after all, become much better known for his work on television).

Sichuan cuisine is much better known for spiciness than smokiness, and Spicy and Tasty does not stint on the chilies.

FTL, of course, would later become much better known for its hugely innovative and influential first-person RPG, Dungeon Master.