Sentence examples for remained well-known from inspiring English sources

It remained well-known decades later, and Fuseli painted other versions on the same theme.

In a famous contemporary sermon, a London preacher drew on Sheppard's popular escapes as a way of holding his congregation's attention: The account of his life remained well-known through the Newgate Calendar, and a three-act farce was published but never produced, but, mixed with songs, it became The Quaker's Opera, later performed at Bartholomew Fair.

This is supported by Joachimsthaler and Aaker (1997) through example such as The Body Shop and Hugo Boss, which remain well-known global brands without mass media.

Despite this, these films remain well-known and prized among collectors.

Praised by feminists such as Mary Wollstonecraft, the Chevalier remained well known long after death: British sexologist Havelock Ellis coined "Eonism" to refer to transgender behaviour (Ellis lost the lexicographical battle to Magnus Hirschfeld's "transvestism") and the Beaumont Society took its name from him.

Longchamp wrote a treatise on the law, which remained well known throughout the later Middle Ages.

It entered popular culture and remained well known to the public outside of the Star Trek community.

Baker remained well known from his time at Princeton; marquees at his home arena, which was shared with Princeton, often said "Hobey Baker Plays Tonight".

Oct. 5: In the early nineties, Brooklyn's Biohazard deftly combined the then-disparate genres of hardcore, heavy metal, and hip-hop into a relentlessly aggressive mix, but they remained less well-known than Anthrax, a band with a similar approach.

He had been a skilled campaigner and demagogue, and he remained a well-known advocate of the Klan's platforms after resigning.

Visitors were encouraged to stay on main roads in daylight hours and to remain in well-known tourist areas.