Sentence examples for often better known from inspiring English sources

destateparks.com New Jersey, the Garden State, is often better known for its turnpikes and suburban sprawl than its green spaces.

On the East Coast, the award itself--a fifteen-inch statue of a winged woman reaching up and grasping an electron--is often better known than its recipients.

Today his copies -- above all those of Millet's "Labors of the Field" and other peasant scenes -- are often better known than the originals.

Noam Chomsky is, well, Noam Chomsky: the linguist, philosopher and spectacularly prolific author — he has more than 100 books to his name — who's often better known for his leftist politics.

Well, it's certainly true that American groups are often better known than Japanese ones.

Origin PC is now a maker of very fine, high-end performance computers that are often better known as "high-end gaming computers".

Southern Oregon is higher, and its climate is often warmer, than better known wine producing valleys such as Napa Valley to the south and Willamette Valley and Columbia Valley to the north.

Specimens are often confused with the better known Saint-Cloud porcelain.

Nobuyoshi Araki, who is known in the West for his many photographs of young nude women, often in bondage, is better known in Japan for his photographic journals of his honeymoon in the 1970's and his wife's death in the 1990's.

The shop is stocked with items that can only be called cult classics, often discontinued, often from labels that should be better known than they are.

Certainly, theatrical productions from the larger theaters in Los Angeles, like the Ahmanson and the Mark Taper Forum, which often initiate Broadway-bound shows, are better known.