Sentence examples for is somewhat unknown from inspiring English sources
For starters, it was Khan's debut in the United States, where he is somewhat unknown.
Snyder is somewhat unknown even though he is the starting catcher on the Arizona Diamondbacks, the team that finished the regular season with the best record in the National League.
About Lolcats The origin of lolcats is somewhat unknown, but sometime around the early 1990s, cats were literally exploding onto the Internet.
"The level of those may be somewhat unknown," he said.
Even within the Sierra Club, the fairy-tale looking building of granite boulders and redwood beams was somewhat unknown until recently.
"The concrete works, since it was the subtractive process of sandblasting was somewhat unknown and therefore a little nerve-wracking in its unpredictability.
Movng on to Moreshin's Allayari's show, She Who Sees the Unknown, is somewhat of a throwback to 1970s feminism's preoccupation with the Goddess and other female myths from history, these from pre-Islamic central Asian faiths that include what feminists have come to call the monstrous mother narratives.
The role of H. pylori induced NF-κB signalling in the suppression rather than induction of gene expression is somewhat unusual, but not unknown.
The development of an animal model of central (non-nociceptive) pain is somewhat difficult as its etiology is still unknown.
We used four independent biological replicates and for reasons unknown the variation between these replicates is somewhat larger than expected.
