Sentence examples for unearthed little from inspiring English sources

But Piers Brendon in the Independent disagreed: "… he has unearthed little of real significance.

Since no record or inscription of their kings has been unearthed, little is known about the development and history of the Mitanni kingdom before King Tushratta.

On the whole, excavations have unearthed little pewter ware dating from antiquity, not only because it has tended to perish over the years but presumably also because it was not nearly as common as glass, bronze, silver, or clay.

In states, including Pennsylvania, these same proponents have unearthed little to no evidence of voter impersonation fraud.

Bajac has also unearthed little-seen and previously unexhibited works, including a grid of Hashem El Madani's portraits from the early seventies, selected by the artist Akram Zaatari, of young Lebanese men with rifles, and two poetic studies by Francis Bruguerie, made circa 1925, of light glinting through cut paper.

This unearthed strong little companies like Japan's Nippon System Development, a software company.

You wonder how he has the nerve to put a complex conversation from 1989 in quotation marks -- until you realize that this time he's unearthed a little-known verbatim transcript.

Little unearthed in Curran's sober, academic study contradicts this characterization.

Many of the mass graves have been unearthed, but these attract little notice in Russia and scarcely more than a paragraph in Western newspapers.

Very little was unearthed, except for a fragment of a post-medieval stone coffin lid.

Although early human or hominin fossils dated between 800,000 and 1 million years ago have been unearthed in Spain and Italy, there had been little evidence that our species ventured north of the Alps and Pyrenees before about 500,000 years ago.