Sentence examples for many unknown from inspiring English sources

One of the challenges facing novice cooks, to paraphrase that great gastronomist Donald Rumsfeld, is that there are so many unknown unknowns.

Furthermore, in disease pathogenesis there are many unknown unknowns - including mediators driving synovitis that are yet to be identified.

"There are so many unknown causes of cancer and some other diseases," she said.

But Pringle is no coddler either; genetically modified foods, he says, come with many unknown costs.

But in poker, an imperfect information game, there are many unknown variables.

There are probably too many unknown factors to diagnose the precise reason for the HotSync problem here.

A champion of Australian writing, he published the work of many unknown writers who later achieved fame.

Asked if the host was someone famous, he pursed his lips and muttered, "I am not knowing so many unknown people, hmm?" Indeed, he calls Mick Jagger "Micky".

As well as suggesting many unknown figures, the coalition included some principlists, including three former intelligence ministers not widely seen as sympathetic to the reformists' traditional goals.

But Davies is aware that Lennon had many unknown pen pals over the years, fans or early friends whose correspondence with the singer is packed away in boxes.

But some Bulgarians express at least mild concern about having so many unknown faces running the government -- particularly given King Simeon's now famous unwillingness to reveal too much.