Sentence examples for well known which from inspiring English sources

(Her work for Heritage was well known, which renders Justice Thomas's decision to omit it especially peculiar.

The C.I.A.'s drone campaign in Pakistan is well known, which is striking given that this is a covert war.

It's been more than 30 years since Whitney Young Jr. died and his name is no longer particularly well known, which is a shame.

The default user names and passwords from major companies are fairly well known, which means intruders could easily gain access to your router and network.

Although favorable reviews of the restaurant can easily be found on the Web, ON20 is not all that well known, which is odd.

All very much flavour of the month, very much current or well known – which is not a criticism, it just confirms the impression that the Venice Biennale, like art fairs, hoovers up and regurgitates what is hot and of the moment rather than having any profound insights.

Well, I know which one I would go after," she says.

The eligibility rules are rather complex and the energy suppliers may well not know which of their customers are entitled.

Double mother-in-laws on an errand like that?" Man #1: "Well we knew which one we wanted".

Two others, somewhat less well known: Kyocera, which makes telecom gear and various electronic components, and Nidec, which manufactures things like spindle motors for computer hard drives.

That result comes as Mr. Perry is still not very well known, however, which makes his performance on Wednesday night that much more important.