He was perhaps most widely known for developing the flutter kick, which largely replaced the scissors kick.
Her first and perhaps most widely read work is Herbals, Their Origin and Evolution (1912), an account of herbals published between 1470 and 1670.
While he had long been active in civic affairs on Staten Island, Mr. Powers was perhaps most widely known for a political candidacy that had barely started.
It is Korczak's tragic end as a Holocaust martyr that is perhaps most widely known, and immortalized in the eponymous 1990 film by Andrzej Wajda.
She was perhaps most widely recognized for defending two jailed peasant farmers considered by Amnesty International to be "prisoners of conscience".
In Rome, where there are five new parlors, bingo is perhaps most widely distressing as a style issue, an aesthetic embarrassment.
An Academy Award winner for his portrayal of the disturbed pianist David Helfgott in "Shine," Mr. Rush is perhaps most widely known as the flamboyant Capt.
Aldous Huxley, author of "Brave New World" (strange to consider that title, in the present context); and C. S. Lewis, perhaps most widely known today in the United States as the author of the "Narnia" tales.
Yet Isaacs is perhaps most widely known as the former director of the Robben Island prisoners' sports and recreation unit, helping to introduce sports like soccer, rugby, tennis and even a version of the Summer Olympics.
But those who dismissed him – as a crazed and erratic nuke-toting maverick; as a "pygmy" (George Bush's word); as a pompadoured, platform-shoed buffoon, in the image by Team America perhaps most widely disseminated – underestimated the man.
Mr. Kelly, perhaps most widely known for his ballad on the sound track of "Space Jam," "I Believe I Can Fly," has been mired in controversy in recent years over other accusations that he has had sex with under-age girls.
