Sentence examples for rather best known from inspiring English sources

He is, rather, best known for his trademark neorealist style: static long shots, slow pacing, and a penchant for couching momentous historical conflicts within quiet domestic scenes.

Rather, best known for serving as host of "CBS Evening News" from 1981 to 2005, has developed a large and devoted Facebook following for his ominous screeds about the dangers of the Trump presidency.

Rather, he is best known for helping to generate new work that is unconventional in form and content; his shows often feel raw, improvisational, and energetic, even though this effect is achieved through highly controlled stagecraft.

1. Write whatever the hell you like King might be best known – or, rather, best regarded – as a writer of horror novels, but really, his back catalogue is crammed with every genre you can think of.

That being said, YouTube's new app still seems to focus more on the shorter-form content that YouTube is best known for, rather than using this makeover to promote its original content to viewers.

But before his children's notoriety overtook his own, Henry Fonda -- also adept at comedy and rather dark drama -- was best known as the cinematic archetype of liberal integrity.

Rather, he is working with Andrews McMeel Publishing, best known for publishing collections of Dilbert or Doonesbury.

Rather, they were two of the best known people in Cumberland County.

In spite of the accomplishments listed above, Moore may be best known for a rather simple observation.

"Serge had also punched me about rather heavily that night for reasons best known to himself, and a great deal of alcohol.

Being confronted with the destructive individualization of atomistic neo-liberalism, some politics and political parties in Europe turn back to the best known and historically rather compromised mechanism of societal integration by fostering collectivist nationalism.