Sentence examples for well known much from inspiring English sources

He doesn't really contribute anything significantly new to the record, recycling lots of well known, much recounted stories about the actor's life and work, and his effort to frame those stories by looking at the Bogart legend and its enduring power feels a little contrived: by now, dissections of Bogie's on-screen and off-screen personas and his almost mythic aura are highly familiar too.

While properties of classical geometrical transformations (e.g. affine, conformal, projective) are well known, much less is known about their rough counterparts, fractal transformations.

While properties of classical geometrical transformations (for example affine, conformal, projective) are well known, much less is known about their rough counterparts (for example affine, conformal, and projective fractal transformations).

Although the mechanism of this system is still not well known, much evidence points to HipA as a toxin with bacteriostatic activity which binds DNA/RNA, blocking macromolecule synthesis until HipB binds HipA, releasing the DNA/RNA so microbial cells can survive extended exposure to drugs [ 22, 23].

Less well known, and much smaller (50 capacity), is Donau115 in the lively Neukölln district.

A brewery rep by trade, Ellis was well known and much praised for his man management skills.

"It is well known that much of the younger generation has been raised to feel they are always winners, that they deserve to win," she said.

"Obviously people have been having delusions of grandeur since the beginning of time, but the chances of becoming well known were much slimmer" even five years ago than they are today, Mr. Halpern said.

What's less well known – not much more than a rumour actually – is that an early draft of the last line was "O come, turtles, come; and eat the bastarding jellyfish".

It is still not well known how much improvement would be achieved in total knee arthroplasty, especially in Asian knees.

Until the early 1990s, methods of measuring the properties and predicting the durability of products were not well known, hence, much of the knowledge about building materials was based on experience from long-time use.