Sentence examples for introduced untold from inspiring English sources
This morning, at tens of thousands of bookstores across the United States and around the world, literary fans of all ages will be able to purchase the latest endeavor by Madonna, whose previous effort, the 1992 erotic picture book "Sex," introduced untold numbers of readers to her views on bondage, bisexuality and the joys of lounging au naturel with the rapper Vanilla Ice.
This is the root of her biting relevance; not that she has some cultural crystal ball, but that she has always introduced the untold story, the female perspective, which is the missing piece of every puzzle.
Mugwort was frequently introduced accidentally via ship ballast (17 times to 6 ports), and untold numbers of landscapes throughout the US in contaminated nursery stock [21].
In September 2005 his fans were introduced to a new side of Bennett when he published the memoir Untold Stories, in which he looked back affectionately at his parents, poignantly reflected on his mother's descent into senility and her death in a nursing home, and revealed for the first time that he had received treatment for what had been believed to be terminal cancer.
A Suffolk County legislator -- saying that deflated balloons can have an "untold impact" on the wild animals that swallow them -- has introduced a bill to ban the intentional release of more than five helium-filled balloons at once.
Critics argue that the Reuters reporters are being made an example of because they surfaced the untold story of an atrocity that involved the military, which controlled Myanmar for nearly 50 years until general elections were introduced in 2015.
Effective use of technology in these areas holds untold potential to transform higher education by introducing significant efficiencies and dramatic cost reductions in serving students.
In introducing us to the Universe, the most striking aspect is how many stories are left untold, by necessity.
6 A.M. (TCM) SUMMER UNDER THE STARS: HUMPHREY BOGART "Bogart: The Untold Story" (1996), Chris Hunt's documentary, narrated by Stephen Bogart, the son of Bogart and Lauren Bacall, introduces this 13-film tribute to an actor whose gangster persona cloaked an adolescence of privilege in New York City and at Phillips Academy in Massachusetts.
At an event with 150 "Pinners" (and an untold number of journalists) at Pinterest HQ in San Francisco, CEO Ben Silbermann announced that the company would introduce new ways to plan trips.
