Sentence examples for a bit unknown from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a bit unknown" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used informally to describe something that is somewhat unfamiliar or not well-known, but it is better to use more precise language.
Example: "The artist's earlier works are a bit unknown to the general public."
Alternatives: "somewhat obscure" or "partially unfamiliar".

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It was all a bit unknown going into qualifying and it still wasn't that great.

"If Djokovic beats Berdych and del Potro without expending too much energy, then you'll think, yeah, he's the favorite, while if Murray beats Verdasco and Janowicz, it's a bit unknown how well he really is playing," Cash said.

Wickr is a bit unknown".

It's implying that the condition is still a bit unknown but it's not beyond help" [P13]; "It's the recognition that this could be anybody's child, boy or girl, all ages it's wonderful" [P11].

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It's a young squad so it's a little bit unknown, but we've certainly got some talent and some goals in us".

It's a little bit unknown what it is".

"Interactive installations are always a little bit unknown until you have large crowds interacting with them," Muir says.

"It was a bit of an unknown for them too.

Mr. Welser-Möst, a 42-year-old Austrian, is a bit of an unknown.

Any time you make a change, there's a bit of an unknown".

"But for the time being, it's a bit of an unknown risk".

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