Sentence examples for was more well from inspiring English sources

It depends whoever I thought was more well known.

The pan-seared duck tasted fine, but was more well done than requested.

The company, established in 2001, said it no longer needed to be the title sponsor because it was more well known now.

"For a while, Melody Maker was more well known in the States than NME but it never really capitalised on the times when it was doing well in this country.

Church employees said they had also seen Mr. Vivona at times, although he was more well known by neighbors at a home in Suffolk County that Monsignor Gradilone owned for 12 years and sold last year.

Yet, Ms. Stillman said, he was more well known than James Madison and Alexander Hamilton, the other authors of "The Federalist" when the papers were published in 1787 and 1788.

"For all her 'detachment,' no politician was more well-connected," Ms. Cordery writes in admiring summation.

Mr. Stern was well aware that he was more well-known in a small pool of writers than in the larger one of readers.

So the idea of ending this middleman role here in the college education space was more well-received than it would have been in other circumstances".

In two cases the lesion was more well-defined, with faster arterial and venous phase, similar to GBMs, with an intralesion cyst.

Musically, the group is more well groomed.