Sentence examples for feels unknown from inspiring English sources

We must fInd a way thinkve here".

We really felt unknown actors would be far more convincing as the gang.

Having spent so many years protecting the image of Harry Potter, he felt unknown by the same public that considered him an intimate part of their childhoods.

Born of a 2003 documentary, also called "Afro-Punk," by James Spooner, the festival's other founder, its first mission was to create awareness about and among African-American punk fans — a community that had long felt unknown or underserved.

Whatever he heard and felt is unknown, but beyond him, in the world he believed he was saving, something gave.

I don't really pay attention to much of that, and I still feel relatively unknown so grounding is not much of an issue.

Start small if this feels new and unknown.

It's learning what sports is, what excitement for the unknown feels like, the unexpected, the improbable.

Until she is born and begins life, that feels like a huge unknown into which all sorts of worst-case scenarios can seep.

I decided to take this as an auspicious omen for what still felt like an unknown trip.

Byron's fan mail Letter from a girl who signs her name Anna, dated September 1812: "My Lord, Tho I have not the honor of being personally known to you, I yet venture to address you; tho, I cannot offer any other excuse for the Liberty I take, if the irresistible desire I feel of thus (unknown) paying my humble tribute at the Shrine of Genius, be not deemd any apology.