Sentence examples for very unknown from inspiring English sources

"But what it means in terms of dollars and cents is very unknown right now".

This exhibition is the beginning of our research in a very unknown field".

He was a very unknown and seemingly bland and inconsequential character," Morris said in an interview.

LA gossip site TMZ has obtained video of the event, in which Saban says: "Twenty years ago I got a call from England from a then very unknown Simon Cowell who wanted to do a version of Power Rangers, a disco version.

This makes the long-term return that can be made very unknown and doesn't fulfil our investment criteria.

The reality is that this is still a very unknown subset of the technology world and anyone who tries to define it (myself included) is fighting an uphill battle.

And I could say the great and very beautiful unknown.

"It's very much unknown whether there was collusion," he said.

"I think there's very little unknown at this point in time".

The presidential election is hotly contested by mostly non-disastrous leading candidates in which the outcome is very much unknown.

Cummings, Richard Kostelanetz, and Denise Levertov -- yet he remains very largely unknown, even among the editors and academics who make their livings tracking and hunting fresh literary game.