Sentence examples for was perhaps known from inspiring English sources

Through his Ryder Cup exploits - he was the top-scorer on either side at Valhalla in 2008 and a key figure again in 2010 - it's fair to say the 37-year-old Poulter's stock has rocketed, certainly since his early days on tour, when he was perhaps known more for his colourful outfits and often outspoken comments.

These arrangements are perhaps known to every marriage, but ours has developed more intimate refinements.

Ted Cruz's name is perhaps known by more people than a couple months ago.

He was perhaps best known for three of them.

However, Rollins was perhaps best known for his nonmusical endeavours.

But he was perhaps best known for his cooking.

She was perhaps best known, however, for her groundbreaking undersea expeditions.

But he was perhaps better known for resigning from prestigious jobs than for accepting them.

Professor Dutton was perhaps best known to the public for Arts & Letters Daily, which he founded in 1998.

But Mr. Burford was perhaps best known for depicting circus life.

In his final years he was perhaps best known as a TV pitchman for reverse mortgages.