Sentence examples for is largely unseen from inspiring English sources

Like most work, medical practice is largely unseen by anyone who might raise one's sights.

On the bus, no one seems too concerned about rules (except for the driver, who cannot drink and is largely unseen).

But the government's most effective weapon against potential trouble is largely unseen: the neighborhood committees made up of appointed Uighur cadres and citizens who, driven by fear or ambition, are ready to do the government's bidding.

Much of the development seen in Chepareria is largely unseen in Kongelai.

She is one of countless people who belong to a social group in Mexico that is largely unseen and difficult to measure — the drug war's internally displaced.

It was largely unseen until its restoration a few years ago and is still little known.

Despite being nominated for nine Tony Awards in 1956, the show has been largely unseen on American stages for more than two decades because of rights issues.

These characters used to be largely unseen, Broadway Danny Roses lurking dimly behind the scenes in rumpled suits with mustard stains on their neckties.

As layers of debris are peeled away, recovery workers are opening gangways to intact portions of a 16-acre basement that was largely unseen but was a place of spectacular scope in its own right.

Zapruder, who died in 1970, never touched a film camera again.His footage instantly became the most important 26 seconds of film in America, and yet for a while it was largely unseen.

For decades, the films of Yasujiro Ozu were largely unseen outside of Japan; the thinking was that his studied tales of family relationships were "too Japanese" to make sense to foreign viewers.