Sentence examples for nearly unknown from inspiring English sources

At the beginning her gallery showed Minimalism and Conceptualism when they were nearly unknown here.

He turned to Maier, who, at forty-three, had a reputation among designers but was nearly unknown outside the industry.

And there's a fascinating array of raw salads, a category nearly unknown in most Han regional cuisines.

In Bantia, a nearly unknown town of Lucania, the Tabula Bantina is preserved, the most extensive Oscan inscription.

He seemed to represent pure technocratic competence, a nearly unknown trait in the history of governance in Louisiana.

It is ubiquitous in its home market, but until recently it was nearly unknown outside the country.

Byron Crawford spent nearly 30 years writing fascinating stories about unknown people for the Louisville Courier Journal.

Nearly 30 unknown poems by Katherine Mansfield have been discovered in a US library, giving fresh insight into the writer's most painful and difficult period, the evidence for which she had later destroyed.

In an 1884 article in The New York Times, the Odd Fellows grand master, John Tresidder, said that the organization "has gradually declined from being the leading order until its name has nearly become unknown in the polite circles of the city as the birds whose imprints are found in the old red sandstone".

However, the postglacial paleoecologic history of the highest range in southern Europe is nearly completely unknown.

Bacteria have, in fact, fine molecular and mechanochemical sensors as well as highly controlled intracellular signaling pathways whose changes in activities with respect to surface nanotopography-related stimuli are nearly completely unknown so far.