Sentence examples for remain relatively unknown from inspiring English sources

Michael Smith appears happy to remain relatively unknown.

While many of Diplo's collaborators remain relatively unknown, he's grown more visible, giving rise to awkward asymmetries.

Another question for donors is the financial and economic priorities of Hezbollah and its allies, which remain relatively unknown, said Nassib Ghobril, the head of research and analysis for Byblos Bank.

There may have been relatively few female scientists until the 20th century, but in the more recent past there have been many women who remain relatively unknown yet who still made significant contributions to science that deserve recognition and commemoration.

Despite its accessibility (a fleet of hydrofoils and water taxis connect Angistri to the port of Piraeus on either direct routes, which take one hour 15 minutes and cost €7 each way; or via Aegina), its charms remain relatively unknown, even among Hellenes.

— Vice-President Joseph Biden "Although Ms. O'Donnell and Mr. Coons remain relatively unknown to some Delaware voters, and a comeback by Ms. O'Donnell is not impossible, the forecasting model gives it only a 6percentt likelihood of happening — and has established Mr. Coons, therefore, as a 94percentt favorite".

Campbell, in contrast, remained relatively unknown.

For a long time, despite Five Guys, Peters remained relatively unknown.

As trout fishing destinations go, western North Carolina has long remained relatively unknown on a national level — and some contend this has been by design.

John England, the gardener who set Sharp off on his journey of discovery, – and appropriation – has remained relatively unknown and unheralded, at least until now.

Until recently, Dutch Nul artists remained relatively unknown and their works had not fetched the same prices as their contemporaries from other countries.