Sentence examples for stayed unknown from inspiring English sources

How, we wondered, had his film stayed unknown for so long?

During 2012, while Snowden stayed unknown, Chen became globally famous.

Cox offered a glimpse of his biggest clash with Obama in the 2012 San Diego Union-Tribune article "My debate with Barack Obama". He was both gracious and self-effacing about their encounter, saying he was the one who "stayed unknown," but true to form, he went after Obama as a big-government Democrat.

Without our very own Snowdens working in the county sheriff's departments or big city police departments or behemoth federal bureaucracies, especially with the world of newspapers capsizing, the unknowns are ever more likely to stay unknown, while what little privacy we have left vanishes. .

These days, Deflem concluded from his own brush with celebrity, it is staying unknown that is the harder and more unusual experience.

In an age when "Anonymous" became a gimmicky novelistic pseudonym and deep-pocket donors emblazon their names on buildings, parks or plaques, he insisted on staying unknown because he wanted the spotlight to fall on those who labor unheralded.

The Cambodian tailorbird didn't exactly go out of its way to stay unknown to science.

Brand new Aussie house act Dance Cult will not stay unknown for long.

For most species, the life-history, the functional roles in an ecosystem, and the trophic interactions will likely ever stay unknown or obscure.

There they stayed – an unknown number of mystery gunmen who besieged the building from the inside.

His management was concerned that the incident might provoke cancellations during the concurrent tour, but the story stayed largely unknown until after the tour had ended.