Sentence examples for remain known from inspiring English sources
The chair of the prize, Christopher Ricks, wondered what to call such brief works, but Davis says she would like them to remain known as stories.
We watched films of his fights with Liston and couldn't help admiring his younger self: "Sooo pretty!" More than a generation after his retirement, and now, after his passing, Ali and his story remain known everywhere in the world.
The territory is small and the crowds are dense, yet still some of the loveliest spots in Connecticut, Rhode Island and southern Massachusetts somehow elude the crush and remain known only to insiders.
The dodo looked likely to remain known and unknown; that is, Hume could continue to paint the bird with some anatomical confidence but would still have to accept that almost everything else about it remained hidden, and no less hidden for the discovery of dozens of fresh bones.
While there have been flagrant, well-publicized deviations from widely accepted standards, they are largely outnumbered by cases that are not publicity-worthy, and therefore remain known to only those directly involved with the inappropriate conduct.
But for every story that is told, tens of thousands remain known only to the families of those who were affected by the savagery of that sad era.
MACAO — The earliest remaining known photographs of China were taken by Jules Itier, a Frenchman who traveled to China in the 1840s as part of a diplomatic mission sent by King Louis-Philippe.
Though the earliest remaining known photographs of China are those taken by Itier, cameras had already reached China by 1842, and possibly even earlier, said Régine Thiriez, an independent researcher in early Chinese photography based in France.
In the LOO protocol, a single half site from one TRE is withheld, while the remaining known half sites are used to create a PWM.
Some of his best vocal and chamber works remain little known.
A DOZEN years after their introduction, reverse mortgages remain little known, and perhaps less understood.
