Sentence examples for suitably known from inspiring English sources
The terrifying new power of atomic weapons was to lead to a standoff suitably known as Mad – Mutually Assured Destruction.
What is actually "going down" is a slightly hackneyed (or Peckhamed) plot about locals protesting at a property developer (a suitably know-it-all Simon Balcon) who plans to close the local job centre and build luxury flats everywhere.
Further, on varying the elements of (mathcal {F}) suitably, a variety of known contractions in the literature can be deduced.
In this case, samples from the corresponding brain tissue(s) would be needed to be screened for epi-marks – requiring postmortem analysis of brains from suitably preserved cadavers of known sexual orientation.
I have been grateful that a sibling was announcing his wife's second pregnancy to me on the phone; I could disguise my voice to sound suitably delighted, but knew my face was harder to control.
The group, calling themselves the Club des Hachichins (Hashish Club), would gather regularly between 1844 and 1849 at the suitably gothic Pimodan House, also known as the Hôtel Lauzun.
Theristus is known to ingest suitably sized food particles like microalgae cells (Moens and Vincx 1997).
When the signals from the individual microphone with a known geometry are suitably combined, the array can function as a spatial filter for suppressing noise and reverberation.
But Truman (now known as a suitably tough guy) hated bowling.
Authentic standards were used for peak identification, and quantification was based on peak area that was suitably calibrated with standards of known concentration.
On 88 Minutes and elsewhere, White built a suitably fierce persona to make himself known in the alpha male world of white nationalism and at a brawny six-foot-four, he certainly had the appearance to back it up.
