Sentence examples for maybe relatively unknown from inspiring English sources

Garfield maybe relatively unknown, but he has acting form, winning a Bafta in 2008 for his role as Jack in Channel 4's hard-hitting Boy A. "Though his name may be new to many, those who know this young actor's work understand his extraordinary talents," the director Mark Webb said.

If your work for a relatively unknown firm describe the business, note its revenues and maybe how old it is.

It was back in the 1970s, or maybe the early 1960s, and Humpback Whale was opening for the Talking Heads, who were also relatively unknown because they hadn't been born yet.

Being relatively unknown has advantages.

"And he's still relatively unknown".

So far Mr Passera is relatively unknown.

Is this a relatively unknown playwright?

Campbell, in contrast, remained relatively unknown.

Within Cuba, Ms Sánchez is relatively unknown.

And yet T, she's relatively unknown.

Michael Smith appears happy to remain relatively unknown.