Sentence examples for unheard from from inspiring English sources
"There are still many voters unheard from".
Largely unheard from, incidentally, are passengers — probably because passengers have no real public representation in aviation matters.
In a society where headlines of violence are almost commonplace, the families of the perpetrators are often unknown and largely unheard from.
A boy ran in front of the engine waving a red flag and its speed limit was four miles per hour, but Ben's carriage had approached unheard from behind to overtake.
Mr. Paterson has been largely unheard from in the capital since Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo's report in mid-July finding that the governor's staff had acted improperly in trying to discredit Mr. Bruno.
Last summer the music magazine Clash ran an article with the forlorn headline, "Whatever happened to Jamie T?" It was a question worth asking, given that the popular London musician had been largely unheard from since he finished touring his second album back in January 2010.
Poems, mimeographed on coarse paper, bound in frail booklets, were sent to me by long-unheard-from friends, carrying the smells (and microorganisms) of the many hands that had touched them on their way out of besieged Sarajevo.
Ms. Lively does not lay the emotional groundwork for the book's ending, and worse, she delivers the final revelation about Kath in a contrived "Psycho -like scene, in which a heretofore unheard-from friend of Kath's abruPsycho -likescene mysterins of her life and death in a tidy, trite summation.
That the show's producers apologized at all is thanks largely to social media, which amplifies otherwise unheard-from populations and creates an equal playing field for ethnic minorities.
We've heard cries of "unbelievable" and "incredible" and "shocking" and "unheard of" from the media and especially from public officials -- all of whom ought to know better.
He floated certain ideas that would be normally unheard of from a Democrat.
