Sentence examples for even unknown from inspiring English sources

But even unknown, generic craftsmen speak idiosyncratically, their voices amplified by Esmerian's exacting taste.

Paper records are often illegible, incomplete, unavailable or even unknown by the multiple clinicians who treat a patient.

Johnson is not known by most Americans and was even unknown among senior politicians until recently, Wright said.

However, the New Order catalogue is labyrinthine enough to throw up lesser-known – even unknown – pleasures in the most unlikely places.

A nearly heroic patience has been lavished on the gathering of letters, drafts and even unknown poems, of interviews and documents, of facts small, large and previously hidden.

It is always bracing to recall the world in which the Eichmann trial was held -- where the slaughter was largely unacknowledged (and even unknown).

That evening unknown intruders damaged her front door.

You can advertise even an unknown or forgotten artist that way.

Even more unknown are the details of the accusation of sexual assault.

But facts alone — even previously unknown facts — do not, by themselves, make for great biographies.

So I expect an even lower, unknown, return in the future.