Sentence examples for mostly unknown to from inspiring English sources

"Riva is mostly unknown to a wide French public," says the French cultural commentator Agnès Poirier.

The presence of sex behind Mozart's ruffles had been mostly unknown to me.

The trail, and Papua New Guinea in general, remain mostly unknown to hikers and travelers outside Australia.

The word "love-boat" suggested romantic reasons, but also created a mystery, for Mayakovsky's tangled love life was mostly unknown to the general public.

We meet the Guardians, who are mostly unknown to each other, as they are to be incarcerated in an elaborate space prison known as the Kyln.

When he began his field work on the Seward Peninsula in the early 1940's, the region's geology was mostly unknown to scientists.

The operas are still mostly unknown except to connoisseurs.

My favourite monument is just a few steps off the Mall, behind the Vietnam Wall and in the shadow of Lincoln Memorial, yet mostly unknown even to locals: at 22nd and Constitution NW, hidden among trees, a 12-foot-tall, four-ton bronze likeness of a rumpled Albert Einstein sits on the lawn of the National Academy of Sciences.

Except for PRDM11, all PRDM genes code for a variable number of C2H2 Zn-Finger repeats and, although the precise molecular function is mostly unknown, the ability to bind DNA seems to be a common feature.

Most of cases of Parkinson's disease (PD) have a sporadic origin, with their causes mostly unknown, although overexposure to some environmental factors has been found to occur in some cases.

For Ms. Griffin the album is an attempt to bring mostly unknown or misunderstood music to pop fans.