Sentence examples for Not quite known from inspiring English sources

He's not quite known as the hardest-working man in the movie business yet, but it sounds like it's only a matter of time.

I texted him furiously; I e-mailed him; and then, in a wild torrent of emotions, its provenance not quite known to me, I told him that he needed to take my name off the blog.

He put in eighteen seasons in the majors, picked up two Championship rings (the other was with the 1972 Athletics), and, though the feat goes unmentioned in the Rays' thick 2008 post-season media guide, changed baseball forever on the day in late 1979 (it's not quite known) when he took the field with his Cardinals uniform pants extending all the way down to his shoe tops.

The cause is not quite known, but it is most likely a genetic disorder.

How early it starts and how aggressively it proceeds is, however, not quite known.

As you are new, chances are that you are not quite known in the industry and will be paid accordingly.

He did not quite know what he thought.

He did not quite know what to say.

It was as if suddenly adults did not quite know what made their children tick.

Arthur, their young son, did not quite know how to take it.

Eliot does not quite know because Dorothea does not know herself.