Sentence examples for relatively untold from inspiring English sources
A big and relatively untold part of what U.S. forces did in Iraq in 2007 was protecting Sunni units that had switched from the insurgency to cooperate against the insurgency from the Shia-dominated Iraqi army.
That's why I'm working with director Troy James Aidoo to make 1500 and Counting, a documentary investigating the relatively untold story of police brutality in the UK.
Because of his sporadic membership, his story about his times away from the band was relatively untold until the band surfaced again earlier this year.
A recent report published by the trust, "Justice for Women" claims that jailing so many women for relatively minor offences does "untold damage", not only to the women but also to their families and the wider community.
Nearly half of all women prisoners are first offenders and almost two-thirds are mothers, many with young children.A report by the Prison Reform Trust noted that jailing so many women, often for relatively minor and non-violent offences, does untold damage, not only to the women but also to their families.
Lately, he has become more candid, too: whereas his first autobiographical collection, Writing Home (1994), was relatively discreet about his private life, the second, Untold Stories, 11 years later, was more upfront, to the extent of including family photos.
Massive war costs that contribute to our deficit problems; untold human costs to our troops; the relatively minor inconveniences we all face at the airport today... all of these and more are the continuing remnants of that larger debate.
Rogers is a relatively new producer of documentary films, but in just a few short years, she's ushered important, untold stories to the screen.
One story remained untold.
Well, not exactly untold.
