Sentence examples for and unknown in the from inspiring English sources

Everything is new and unknown, in the country and the church, even for the bishops".

WIELDING a pole to pilot a punt is a skill that is rare outside the gorgeous waterways of Oxford and Cambridge, and unknown in the ex-communist world.

It also allowed for the revitalization of a moribund film industry that once upon a time, in the silent 1920's, had been the most radical in the world, a resurgence demonstrated by the 25 hugely variegated features, known and unknown, in The Film Society of Lincoln Center series "Revolution in the Revolution" at the Walter Reade Theater through Nov. 30.

Simultaneous estimates usually are made using a pure standard vitamin preparation as a reference and the unknown food whose vitamin content is being sought; each test is repeated using two or more different amounts of both standard and unknown in the assays listed below.

In truth, husband and wife seemed to be on the same side, both feeling unheard and unknown in the relationship.

When they visit a worship service, did they find a sense of mystery, wonder and unknown in the liturgy?

An estimated 1.5 million Brazilians have caught Zika, a virus first detected in Africa in the 1940s and unknown in the Americas until it appeared in May.

Guidelines from the National Guideline Clearinghouse were used by 8% and unknown in 48%, the ACP Journal Club used by 3% but unknown in 68% and the TRIP database was used by 15% and unknown in 71%.

Aubrey, the 17th-century gentleman and scholar who died virtually unpublished and unknown in 1697, was the inventor of modern life writing whose time has come again.

Utterly anomalous (and unknown) in its time, the play is about a tormented common soldier, a quintessential nobody who ends up killing his common-law wife.

We performed sensitivity analyses by not including in-situ and unknown stages in the outcome.