Sentence examples for was really known from inspiring English sources

Such effect was really known since the International geophysical Year (1957 1958) but had no adequate theoretical interpretation by now.

At that point, she was really known as someone who relied more on talent".

"The school was really known for being antipainting," she said, "and if you were going to paint you'd better have a very good reason.

"These findings are a major part of new information because so little was really known historically about these regions," said Ron O'Dor, the chief scientist of the census.

The food was O.K., but what the place was really known for was the classical music that the man in charge, someone named Byron, pumped into the dining room.

For someone who was really known only among the inner circles of politics and media, it made little sense that within days of his disappearance everyone, everywhere, seemed to be talking about him.

Can we be loved once we are really known?

But all that is really known is that he filed the paperwork to run for something.

But what Mr. Cajigas, 80, is really known for are his roosters.

All that is really known so far is the name of the man in charge.

In Islam, the prescribed path to salvation, the Shariah, is really known only to God.