Sentence examples for basically unknown from inspiring English sources

He died in poverty, his work basically unknown.

"The female Homo erectus pelvic anatomy is basically unknown.

"I am the C.E.O. of a new company that is basically unknown to U.S. media, analysts and investors," he added.

"There's a whole world of photography that is basically unknown to the world of cinematography," he said.

Still, he said, "what happened in Africa between six hundred thousand and four hundred thousand years ago is basically unknown".

Because the song is basically unknown to jazz audiences, he could pour his own style into it, trickling out his phrases, making them sound like vocal runs.

At thirty-seven, Gandolfini had appeared in a handful of movies, but he was basically an unknown.

"Everyone in the camps is basically an unknown person, so every piece of information known about them gains a lot of value," Ebert explained.

Pence remains basically an unknown outside his home state of Indiana.

The roots have died, so it's basically an unknown time bomb in terms of my teeth – they were like, "Either tomorrow, in five years or maybe ten, you will get extreme pain and your teeth will turn black".

Prior to imatinib (IM) introduction, an orally taken tyrosine kinase inhibitor, older age was associated to a worse outcome (lower response rates and lower long-term survival), regardless of the treatment used (busulfan, hydroxyurea, interferon alpha), basically, for unknown reasons.