Sentence examples for narrowly known from inspiring English sources

This rapper's reputation precedes her: she is widely known (or, more accurately, narrowly known) for being white, female, Canadian and lewd -- not necessarily in that order.

Known diversity for the deep-sea region is 1,671 species; most are narrowly distributed and known to occur within only one sub-region.

Featuring less-familiar faces in ads has been a popular trend for over a decade, particularly people who are known in narrowly focused fields.

Iyad Allawi's Iraqi National Movement, known as Iraqiya, narrowly won the general election (which took place at the end of March), giving him the right to try to form a coalition.

Traveling to Damascus from Iran, where he is in a self-imposed exile, Mr. Sadr met with Ayad Allawi, a former Shiite prime minister whose largely Sunni coalition, known as Iraqiya, narrowly defeated Mr. Maliki's State of Law coalition.

She knows her narrowly defined topic and is known by the few people who watch and who want to talk.

In April, Samir Geagea, the leader of a Christian party known as Lebanese Forces, narrowly survived a sniper attack while strolling outside his house.

Today, the image has become very widely known, far beyond its narrowly defined purpose during WWII.

The court's narrowly constructed ruling in the case known as McComish v. Bennett concluded that Arizona's variation on public financing violated the First Amendment.

Another problem concerns biological and social variation, in that clinical trials are conducted in a narrowly defined area and within a known span of biological variation.

But the old governing party, universally known as the PRI, now narrowly holds sway in Congress.