Sentence examples for seems unknown from inspiring English sources
"I can see the influence of his work in so many collections, and yet it is not often acknowledged and still seems unknown to many".
The phrases "Should a writer...?" "Ought writers to...?" have a long history that seems unknown to the people who so casually use them.
In Italy party and budget discipline alike seem unknown.
The novel's territory is Riddley's, an area he traverses on foot (even horses seem unknown).
A meme can be a new concept, such as the idea of "warp drive" in science fiction; it can be stylistic, like a Mohawk haircut or bling-bling; or it can be a joke or tag-line that seemed unknown one year and ubiquitous the next.
How incubation at 56°C may affect antibiotic- B. stearothermophilus interactions seem unknown.
Yet this 16-year-old troupe, founded in West Palm Beach by Marie Hale, seems hardly unknown on the professional circuit.
And the power of reciting in order to share a poem or to comfort oneself with its words, seems almost unknown.
That gay life has a complex, brilliant and tragic history seems often unknown to gay men born, as it were, after the war, when many rights had been won, and the terror of Aids contained.
Yet, outside of the animal rights world, the name seems largely unknown.
The world will not seem so unknown, but rather will make them curious and question where they want to go next.
