Sentence examples for were completely unknown from inspiring English sources

"And its whereabouts were completely unknown since the 1960s".

"To the MOMA culture, these people were completely unknown then," Hoptman said.

It has reports of 66,000 civilian casualties – 15,000 of which were completely unknown to Iraq Body Count, the only public attempt to log the war's victims.

Young Ralph's tastes and hobbies were completely unknown, so I went to a toy warehouse in Riverhead in search of inspiration.

At Wednesday's premiere the film's director, producer and screenwriter all made speeches consisting largely of thanking people who were completely unknown to the bulk of the audience.

They were undoubtedly the earliest examples of these images (several of which were completely unknown), an astonishing bouquet of experiments in toning and multiple-printing processes.

Everything is completely unknown.

All this is completely unknown in Dresden".

"It's completely unknown by most Londoners.

"Over here, they're completely unknown".

This time last year, I was completely unknown.