Sentence examples for unknown peoples from inspiring English sources
Still, Hemley could certainly have justified a digression to recognise that the "lost tribe" is a significant trope in itself, one that has exerted ever greater fascination as the number of locations that might harbour genuinely "unknown" peoples has shrunk.
The film chronicles the frantic efforts by the Indian Foundation's Department for Unknown Peoples to find the missing group of the Ava-Canoeiro tribe before their ancestral lands are drowned by a massive hydro-electric dam.
"Kapuscinski writes as an explorer discovering unknown peoples for the first time," observed Elizabeth Speller in the Financial Times, while Anthony Sattin in the Sunday Times noted that Kapuscinski is "surprisingly optimistic" for "a man who bore witness to the horrors of the 20th century".
As it turned out, the name of von Junzt itself was also contained — sealed up — in the sarcophagus of this entry, a long and tedious one devoted to the work of an Oxford man by the name of St. Dennis T. R. Gladfellow, "a noted scholar," as the entry had it, "in the field of inquiry into the beliefs of the ancient, largely unknown peoples referred to conjecturally today as proto-Urartians".
"But you are working for unknown faces, unknown people.
Many of the owners' marks traced in Footprints are of as-yet unknown people.
He would rather listen to unknown people than high-flying gurus of business.
The lawsuit was originally filed in June in San Francisco Superior Court, citing unknown people as defendants.
In a place like South Africa, the real heroes are the unknown people".
Before unknown people were allowed to become known people, what we had was feudalism.
