Sentence examples for still unheard from inspiring English sources

Days or weeks later, finally succumbing to the silent reproach of the still unheard instrumental album, I give it a chance to make its case.

A handful of agents sell foreign books for publication in translation, but the idea of a literary agent hawking a book to various publishers in search of a mega-advance is still unheard of here.

Nancy Sinatra excitedly reported that a 1978 studio session, long thought lost, had resurfaced, but five years later, it's still unheard.

There were still relatively few laws protecting even gays and lesbians from discrimination, no protections for trans people in New Jersey, and gay marriage was still unheard of worldwide.

"I mean, just filming and speaking with my real characters gives me a very joyful feeling, and it motivates me to tell more stories -- ones that are still unheard," she says.

48 Dre gets back in the charts in his own right I Need a Doctor, featuring Eminem and Skylar Grey, was reputed to be from the still-unheard Detox album.

For generations religious communities generally lived in harmony with each other and intermarriage is still not unheard of.

But while the world has never been more connected, millions of voices worldwide still go unheard as a result of poverty, social exclusion and political repression.

For Boundary Brewing founder, Matthew Dick, the Sunflower's landlord Pedro Donald is one of the heroes of Belfast's craft beer scene: "He takes a risk with the bottle selection which is still mainly unheard of here.

The idea of exploring remote corners of Kosovo is still almost unheard of, but here we were, three Serbs and two Brits on a quest to see the extraordinary wildflowers and outstanding scenery.

We, Audre Lorde, Adrienne Rich, and Alice Walker, together accept this award in the name of all the women whose voices have gone and still go unheard in a patriarchal world, and in the name of those who, like us, have been tolerated as token women in this culture, often at great cost and in great pain.