Sentence examples for sometimes known of from inspiring English sources

Each profile is completed by a close-up selfie – or "picture" as they're sometimes known – of their best asset.

It relayed the ambivalent relationship we folk sometimes known as "of Indian origin" can have with India — at once enamored by the idea of the motherland and yet repulsed by some of the eccentric and archaic cultural practices and mutants still puzzling the streets.

Most H+ folk, as they're sometimes known, dream of enhancing human life through technology, but their cybernetic hopes remain somewhere in the fuzzy fantasy of the future.

The Esheep, as the playful ovine fellow is sometimes known, is part of a genre of digital trinkets called screen mates or screen buddies.

The War of the League of Cambrai, sometimes known as the War of the Holy League and by several other names, was a major conflict in the Italian Wars.

The world of Swope (who was sometimes known as "Swope of the World") was a glamorous one.

A number of museums have support organizations, sometimes known as friends of the museum.

This approach, which has become most influential, was accepted by the followers of Adam Balsham or Parvipontanus (or sometimes known as Adam of The Little Bridge) (12th CE).

It is closely related to the kit fox and the two species are sometimes known as subspecies of Vulpes velox because hybrids of the two species occur naturally where their ranges overlap.

Soccer at this level can be, as United's stadium is sometimes known, a theater of dreams.

Aaron's-beard (H. calycinum), sometimes known as rose of Sharon, and H. patulum are both shrubby, East Asian species.