Sentence examples for relatively unheard of from inspiring English sources

In his role at Tumblr, he tries to align new and relatively unheard of bloggers with large and established brands.

The best thing about working on Airport City is that it's a new concept for the UK and relatively unheard of.

Instead, I am overland trucking, a form of communal travel that's long been popular with Europeans, Australians and New Zealanders, but, for some reason, remains relatively unheard of in the United States.

It cuts across regional lines (unlike say, gumbo, which is enjoyed in other states but does not retain the same exalted rank outside Louisiana, or pilau, which is relatively unheard of beyond South Carolina).

Now, following the premise that a minor work by an old master may be as much of a discovery for audiences as a brand-new play, the playhouse is producing three relatively unheard of one acts -- by Chekhov, Shaw and Feydeau -- under the collective title "Don't Make Me Laugh".

That's relatively unheard of in the grocery industry, where average turnover is 8% higher.

Whether you're an artisan in finding up-and-coming artists or a tried and true Britney Spears fan like myself, Spotify provides a playlist of new, relatively unheard-of artists tailored to your listening preferences.

Although critics still found some elements of the tour questionable (including the set itself and the prevalence of Bowie's newer material), the tour was praised for Bowie's strong voice, musical arrangements and choice of relatively unheard "jewels" in the set list.

A relatively unheard electronic soul record from the 70s; defiantly ahead of its time.

Sheehan, as an outsider to local institutions, seems to have a relatively easy time forming unheard-of alliances with other city agencies.

That's something that is relatively uncommon, although not unheard of, for such an early-stage company, and is sometimes frowned upon by investors.