Sentence examples for was so unknown from inspiring English sources
"It was so unknown and so new.
"I was so unknown by not only the fans, but also myself," Agassi said.
I want him to be happy to sit on my desk purring when I'm working … Adam, what's wrong?" My expression showed a wave of upset that Helen was talking about their future together when such a future was so unknown.
In fact, Mr. Brown said, he was so unknown by the news media that one television station, in reporting election results, inadvertently used a photo of Michael D. Brown, the former director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
He was so unknown that no one could find a photo of him to run with the news story.
I collared every source I could, but Gaddafi's life was so unknown that I still came up with less than a page.
"How can this be so unknown?" he kept repeating.
The initial beginning of opera is so far from us, it's so unknown.
Moreover, he said, it is "so unknown as to how it's going to be handled".
She is so unknown, such a back-room figure suddenly to appear in frontline politics.
The search is worth it: because they are so unknown, they are usually a very good value.
