Sentence examples for extremely unknown from inspiring English sources

But over all, for a man who wrote the lyrics, book or both for more than 20 musicals from the 1930's to the 50's, Latouche is extremely unknown.

Along the way they rob a convenience store, blow up the rig of a particularly disgusting sexist truck driver, pick up a sleazy but charming young hitchhiker (Brad Pitt, extremely unknown at the time), let their hair down and find themselves.

The new analysis, being published Friday in the journal Science, detected extremely rare and unknown mutations that turned up three to four times as often in people with schizophrenia as in those without it.

As integration can occur throughout most of the genome, the resulting cell populations can contain extremely large, but unknown, numbers of RISs.

What if Bertrand was suffering from a disorder that was not just extremely rare but entirely unknown to science?

The mean temperature of the coldest month is rarely below 20 °F (−7 °C), and extremely low temperatures are unknown.

It goes without saying that now more than ever, protecting your business assets and being ready for the unknown is extremely important.

We argue that this approach is flawed as the optimum pattern of postnatal growth after extremely preterm birth is unknown and both growth restraint and growth acceleration are associated with beneficial as well as adverse outcomes.

The name "Witham" seems to be extremely old and of unknown origin.

And John Penley, a prominent organizer behind some of the liberal protests who came from New York to raise hell, grew extremely sick with some unknown illness that felled him for part of the convention.

Subsequently, Fei again loses control of himself inside his gear, annihilating Vanderkaum, while elsewhere Bart and Citan are attacked by an unknown and extremely powerful red gear, and the Yggdrasil, Bart's ship, sinks.