Sentence examples for bit of an unknown quantity from inspiring English sources

Wales were a bit of an unknown quantity last season.

Despite the program's popularity, it is still a bit of an unknown quantity to some students.

"The feeling here was that he came in as a bit of an unknown quantity," said an Obama administration official.

In a way it's a bit of an unknown quantity as to how it will go, but I do trust this group.

Massú, who scuttles into some surprising positions to employ a fearsome ­forehand and has a deceptively innocuous-looking serve with a tight, low action, is a bit of an unknown quantity these days.

Such things make his form a little bit of an unknown quantity and could turn his opening match against the former French Open champion Albert Costa before a partisan crowd into an ordeal.

He is something of an unknown quantity.

More of an unknown quantity is the Braves.

"Reality had always been something of an unknown quantity to me," he confesses early on.

In many respects Villa feel like something of an unknown quantity this season.

The opera itself was still something of an unknown quantity in the 1970s.