Sentence examples for much less well know from inspiring English sources

Kyrgyzstan's national myth is built around a much less well know figure: Manas.

Its architect, Costas Machlouzarides, is much less well known than his design for the school.

Much less well known is another house Johnson designed soon after — across the street.

"The Republican candidates are much less well known in France," said Alain Frachon, the editor in chief of Le Monde.

The second precedent, which is much less well known, is Roosevelt's plan for the US in 1933.

Much less well known is the fact that well-off countries are far from alone in facing the prospect of an ageing population.

And the challenger is typically much less well known than the incumbent-party candidate, who is normally the sitting president or vice president.

It is a sign of the group's decline that Pastor Alape, the new military boss, is much less well known.

Much less well known in the West are varma adi ("hitting the vital spots") and other martial arts traditions of South Asia.

The parliament was meant to connect the EU directly to the European public, but most European parliamentarians remain much less well known than national politicians.

But his role as a Baath Party operative while Saddam struggled for control in the nineteen-sixties and seventies — Saddam became President in 1979 — is much less well known.