Sentence examples for largely unpublished from inspiring English sources

Born in 1883 and largely unpublished in his own lifetime, Kafka became and remains incredibly influential.

So here are a few, largely unpublished memories of those who knew the Armenian genocide was real.

The plan is for Saxberger, benign and verifiably gray-haired, to bestow his would-be grandeur on this motley and largely unpublished troupe.

ADAM GOPNIK: Yes, Kafka died unknown and largely unpublished; if there were a retrospective award, surely he would claim the first.

It is a selection of self-assigned — and largely unpublished — photo essays that he made while wandering from Chicago to Galveston, Tex., to Brooklyn to Port-au-Prince Port-au-Prince Port-au-Princedes.

She was fascinated by the early, largely unpublished clinical and theoretical material – some of it handwritten in Gothic German script, some typed, with many corrections, on thin blue paper – and she began to publish her findings.

The wealth of (largely previously unpublished) primary material, including everything from journals to interviews, is hugely useful, but Lahr's compulsively readable style means that, despite its length, Mad Pilgrimage of the Flesh never feels baggy or long-winded.

Gotzek and Ross [6] previously stated that "GP-9 protein routinely is extracted from whole-thorax or head homogenates of adult females, and it is abundant in thoracic hemolymph.., which suggests that it may circulate throughout the hemocoel", a statement based largely on unpublished HSGE results such as shown in Figure 1.

The course was taught in Winter 2011 to ∼40 students who were chosen at random (i.e., nonvolunteers) into either the pilot course or the existing cookbook lab course, and evaluation of the pilot course was largely positive (unpublished data).

Nonetheless, with the exception of the extracts used for song lyrics, the text of The Soft Doctrines of Imaginos remains to this day largely unknown and unpublished.

The chancellor's plans largely draw on still unpublished work undertaken for the government by Sir Peter Gershon's efficiency review.