Sentence examples for was known through from inspiring English sources

Cookie was known through his church to be a No. 1 kind of man".

But he was known through his editorials as a supporter of the Vietnam War.

In the Middle Ages Epicurus was known through Cicero and the polemics of the Church Fathers.

When I was in the Iraqi Army in 1991, I was known through a lot of tapes of mine that had been circulating.

"When I ran for the presidency, I was known through the media in Europe and America much more than in my own country.

Through displays of antiquarian books and documents, and an operational hydraulic press from 1745, the museum focuses on the history and process of making the finely crafted paper for which Amalfi was known through the 18th century.

So by the end of 1999 Goethe will be known through and through, right?Wrong.

Souls are genuinely immaterial, and their existence is known through faith.

The team will be known through April as the New Jersey Nets presented by Jackson Hewitt.

We are confident that our graduates have been taught those techniques that are known through science to be beneficial".

Accordingly, it is more accurately defined as the theory that all significant or factual propositions are known through experience.