Sentence examples for unknown creator from inspiring English sources
The full-length figure, with its delicate aquiline nose and folded arms, is by an unknown creator.
Its unknown creator made a mandala composition of pulsating circles of different sizes in colored and patterned fabrics.
Another summer kimono's look is proto-minimalist: its unknown creator, using bright red, yellow, blue and black dyes, enlarged and exaggerated a traditional pattern that evoked the rectangular, wooden frame of an earthen well.
Having first heard about bitcoin in 2011 through an article on the now-shuttered online drug marketplace Silk Road, Carlson-Wee recalls then reading the white paper by Satoshi Nakamoto, the unknown creator of bitcoin: "I felt like I was reading the white paper of the internet," he says, adding that few of his computer science professors had even heard of the technology then.
Back in 2010, when most of the world first heard of Bitcoin much-renowned finance and economy experts were skeptical about the digital currency's complex mathematical algorithm, dubious origins, and unknown creator.
"We're two unknown creators with an unknown book.
The total collapse of plans to save Stonehenge from traffic means that every bit of news like the Tesco MegaShed is just another callous graffito on the memory of its unknown creators.
In the first place, even simplified for the lay reader, the elegance and audacity of the sparring between Conficker's still unknown creators and the "white hats" who set out to thwart them is gripping.
Other objects, thought to be the work of single unknown creators -- like a selection of Navajo "eyedazzler" weavings dated 1885-1900 -- will be grouped together with labels reading, "Artist not known".
In prints and on digital screens, the show samples nearly two centuries of history and Americana, some by notable photographers, others by unknown creators behind the camera.
In short, she meets the criteria of a genuine unknown — the creator in our midst whom we pass by, and whose story we then devour, as if to atone for missed opportunities and lost time.
