Sentence examples for mostly unheard of from inspiring English sources

Such a turnaround is mostly unheard of in distance running.

This sort of compare-and-contrast information is mostly unheard of in pulpware, but the Web was made for it.

The vibe is affable, inclusive and egalitarian; the performer singing lead might call on another player for an improvised solo, but grandstanding is mostly unheard of.

This protection means new construction is mostly unheard of, yet the One Jackson Square building, named for the small park it overlooks, recently welcomed its first residents.

John van Druten's 1943 play, which ran almost four years, was mostly unheard of afterward, except in summer stock and small dinner theaters.

Finally, Flow has created a simple way for end customers to return goods, which is mostly unheard of for goods purchased internationally.

Even among Spark aficionados, it remains largely unheard of and mostly unread.

Telecommuting was largely unheard of.

There are large swathes of mostly unheard voices which are no longer satisfied with the neoliberal view of the world put forward by leaders.

"Tabloid," like his previous films, consists largely of long, discursive conversations — in effect monologues directed at an unseen, mostly unheard interlocutor.

Nearly every captive elephant in India was captured from the wild, and in Kerala, captive breeding is almost unheard-of, mostly because Keralites overwhelmingly prefer their elephants to be male (since they have tusks), which considerably shrinks their mating pool.