The phrase "around unknown" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is unspecified or not identified, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The data points were scattered around unknown variables that affected the outcome."
Alternatives: "about unidentified" or "regarding unspecified".
It's a chemistry that creates the crucial festival commodity called buzz, the sense of excitement that grows around unknown films.
Thanks to the abundance of location-based mobile services and applications, I am able to navigate the labyrinthine boroughs as well as discover new restaurants, galleries and cozy pubs in my new hometown — not to mention make my way around unknown cities when I'm traveling for work.
Children hear words they don't know and use the context around unknown words to fill in the blanks.
Urban living may lead to closer and more frequent interactions with humans, which are therefore potentially a threat; so, for urban-living crows in particular, such as those in the present sample, exhibiting high caution around unknown people may therefore be adaptive.
Instead of having to build up buzz around new, unknown shows, it's hoping to capitalize on name recognition the film has already earned.
Whether things could be turned around was unknown.
"Where, my lord?" Horatio asked, startled and looking around, because unknown to Hamlet, Horatio had just seen the former king's ghost.
The labels insist that it's easy for popular bands such as Radiohead or Nine Inch Nails to experiment with different distribution models, but you can't turn around and promote Unknown Band the same way.
On the whole, it was a place I could walk around visible but unknown because it was so far from my home in the leafy suburbs where I was raised.
Additionally around 160 unique unknown metabolites could be assigned with help of the BinBase algorithm via mass spectral and retention index matching.
"There's a lot of fear around the unknown.
