Sentence examples for something of an unknown quantity from inspiring English sources

He is something of an unknown quantity.

The opera itself was still something of an unknown quantity in the 1970s.

"Reality had always been something of an unknown quantity to me," he confesses early on.

In many respects Villa feel like something of an unknown quantity this season.

"The new minister is something of an unknown quantity, but we'll give him the benefit of the doubt".

The Eastern Bloc side were something of an unknown quantity but turned up at Tannadice and gave an impressive display.

More of an unknown quantity is the Braves.

Wales were a bit of an unknown quantity last season.

Although Yao Ming may have been somewhat of an unknown quantity a year ago, he had excelled in international competition.

Levein has no doubts about Lithuania's ability, even if their starting XI is more of an unknown quantity.

"Israel's a little bit of an unknown quantity.