Examples of 'much better known' in a sentence
Meaning of "much better known"
Much better known: more widely recognized or famous. It refers to someone or something that has a higher level of recognition or popularity
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much better known
I think it ought to be much better known than it is.
He is much better known in another field.
They should both be much better known.
Much better known and described in detail is the behavior of adults.
Associated risks are much better known.
She was much better known than her husband before marriage.
Crowdfunding is gaining momentum and becoming much better known.
His work is much better known than his life.
Second problem is that the benefits are usually much better known than.
The chorus is much better known than the verses to later generations.
Controversy always attracts attention and will make you much better known.
I think it deserves to be much better known and much more widely grown.
If you tell people about the possibilities then they will become much better known.
I believe that they are much better known for their restaurant than their hotel.
The second problem is that the benefits are usually much better known than the risks.
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She was much better known by Jason.
Roger Mortimer was a fascinating man who deserves to be much better known.
But he was much better known as the carter of Schwartzenberg.
Soon afterwards, the morphology became much better known.
It is much better known by its former name Sisyrinchium filifolium.
At that time Clara was much better known than Robert.
Much better known than the interior of Africa, and yet it.
This album made them much better known in the Peruvian capital.
Quinoa, Chenopodium quinoa is a plant that is becoming much better known.
He would be much better known as Sidney George Reilly.
Life during the Neolithic period, however, is much better known.
However, he became much better known in the field of literature.
Its two later phases, the Chiricahua and San Pedro, are much better known.
It should not be confused with the much better known Eighteen Luóhàn Boxing System.
He is much better known as a songwriter, and has written for a number of Afrikaans singers.
Hereby, stegosaurians became much better known to the general public.
The brand is much better known in Europe, where it was founded.
It is close to the Benirrás beach, much better known and much busier.
Louis Pasteur is much better known for his work sterilising milk, we call it pasteurisation.
Its antonym, “ composite key ” is much better known.
Youd would become much better known under his pseudonym " John Christopher.
Changed the type species to the much better known I . bernissartensis.
Today, these settlers are much better known as the " Pilgrims ", a term coined by William Bradford.
As a result, Rastafari became much better known throughout much of the world.
They'd be much better known in the US, but haven't.
Btw, I think it's a much better known city than Larnaca.
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Better to appreciate the scent of the paintings
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I would known they turned themselves around
It uses none of the known building blocks
Known details concerning voyage and crew
