The only challengers Sunday were candidates from minor parties like the Thai Development Party, virtually unknown and with little chance of winning seats.
Instead, he was overlooked in favour of Theo Walcott, then a virtually unknown teenager with barely any senior experience behind him.
In the early 1920s Antonia F. Futterer, a virtually unknown explorer with very little formal education, embarked on an incredible two-year expedition in the Middle East in search of the mythical "Lost Golden Ark of the Covenant".
A series of small, enticing, virtually unknown gray paintings with marks wiped into the surface restate the grid as coarse weaving, as if Morton wanted an effect similar to Richard Artschwager's grisaille paintings or some of Roy Lichtenstein's drawings, but less cool, with more touch.
In many ways, his is also the most modest and restrained of the five nominated films, shot with a virtually unknown ensemble cast and imbued with the kind of quiet, reflective feeling that the French call "intimiste".
Stein cast the play with virtually unknown young actors, and, most daring of all, transposed the Brixton setting to a working-class district of Munich.
Thirty-four paintings trace the succession of cadres of artists, largely unacknowledged in the salons of France and Rome, and virtually unknown in America, beginning with the classicism of "Alexander and Diogenes" by Nicolai Abildgaard (1743-1809).
How is it that the brilliantly subversive work of Trix and Robert Haussmann is virtually unknown in the U.S.? With its Crayola-colored plastic laminates, jaunty black-and-white stripes and jagged, cartoonish proportions, the Milan-centered Memphis Group not only defined design in the 1980s, it virtually devoured it.
Outside Hollywood and Silicon Valley, the "virtual corporation" is virtually unknown.
While miR-210 was initially thought to be intergenic, a more recent study showed that it is in fact contained within the sequence of a transcript with virtually unknown own function (AK123483) [ 3], which is also hypoxia inducible.
