Sentence examples for quite unknown from inspiring English sources
He is quite unknown here.
He was 32 and quite unknown.
Evelyn, however, was not quite unknown.
Even by New Zealand standards, it's quite unknown.
They opened up a world quite unknown to me, and illuminated Dickens in a new way.
Photography was a curiosity, a hobby, and China was just opening up and was still quite unknown in the West, she added.
The manufacturers and commerce group carefully selected unknown, quite obscure lower court judges Annette Ziegler and Michael Gableman as candidates.
Nowhere in France is unknown, but this is really quite strange.
Not quite an unknown, the 30-year-old Caine was already making a name for himself on television but was becoming type-cast in working-class Cockney parts.
Quite the unknown distance, huh?
It doesn't help that Lolita fashion is still quite an unknown subculture in the West with the hilariously dated exception of American singer Gwen Stefani's Harajuku Girls phase.
