Sentence examples for mostly unread from inspiring English sources

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

She would be seeing that, and the landslide of mostly unread newspapers that needed to be thrown out, a few days' worth of dirty dishes in the sink.

The remaining two are of sufficient permanent interest to find their way into libraries, public and private, where they will remain (mostly unread, no doubt) for many years.

Fearing what might become of my memory, I pulled A. J. Liebling's "Sweet Science" from a home bookshelf, where it had sat, like so many other books, proudly displayed and mostly unread.

She has done this, in part, by departing from the public editor's weekly space allotment in the mostly unread "Week in Review" section (recently rehabbed into the Sunday Review).

Within the bill and mostly unread until after the congressional vote is taken will be hundreds of winners and losers carefully chosen to lock in key legislators, interest groups and lobbyists and win the President's signature.

Russians can finally get back on Reddit — after the whole site was banned in the country because of a mostly-unread thread about magic mushrooms.

Both flopped, and remain largely unread.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukCOFFEE-TABLE books are expensive, doorstop-heavy and mostly unreadable or at least unread.

It's a laughable notion to anybody that knows me well and judging by the number of unread books – mostly Christmas presents from friends who should know better – that occupy shelf space and the spare cupboard in my house.

Brennan's books were mostly out of print and unread until the late nineties, when William Maxwell, The New Yorker's fiction editor and a longtime friend of Brennan's, introduced a collection of her Dublin stories, "The Springs of Affection," in 1997, a few years after her death.