Sentence examples for be somewhat unknown from inspiring English sources

"The level of those may be somewhat unknown," he said.

Even within the Sierra Club, the fairy-tale looking building of granite boulders and redwood beams was somewhat unknown until recently.

Snyder is somewhat unknown even though he is the starting catcher on the Arizona Diamondbacks, the team that finished the regular season with the best record in the National League.

About Lolcats The origin of lolcats is somewhat unknown, but sometime around the early 1990s, cats were literally exploding onto the Internet.

"The concrete works, since it was the subtractive process of sandblasting was somewhat unknown and therefore a little nerve-wracking in its unpredictability.

And as he continues to recover from the herniated disc in his back, this short start will be somewhat of an unknown, as he struggled to survive the five innings last week while allowing eight hits and three runs.

Often times poster abstracts presented at conference meetings are perceived to be somewhat inferior for yet unknown reasons.

"It's somewhat the unknown," he said.

The figures may be somewhat understated as they do not account for unknown quantities of salt fish that are delivered directly from the transshipping vessels to roadside markets.

I say "faux" because while the eponymous unknown catastrophic force of destruction can't be stopped, it can be somewhat risk-managed, so providing an end game somewhat less bleak than might otherwise be the case.

He often uses relatively unknown actors (when Sam Worthington was cast as Jake Sully, no one had heard of him) and his productions tend to be somewhat lean.