Sentence examples for were entirely unknown from inspiring English sources

I'd heard little about the show, and its authors were entirely unknown to me.

He could count on one hand the amount of times he'd met a local; radicals were entirely unknown to him; he had never travelled by any mode of transport that held more than four people.

Others, including a watercolour from his blue period, gouaches on paper, several studies of hands painted on canvas, and around 30 lithographs as well as portraits of Khokhlova, until now were entirely unknown.

The protein degradation rate γP, which is based only on dilution due to the fact that KorA and KorB are relatively stable proteins, was estimated from bacteria population doubling time of around 43 min. The protein synthesis and monomerization rates were entirely unknown and foe this reason, non-informative uniform priors were used for these parameters.

A MONTH ago, the fiction of Alistair MacLeod was entirely unknown to me.

He was entirely unknown beyond Dordrecht until the mid-18th century, when he was discovered by British collectors.

That creates a world where anything is possible and the consequences for their actions are entirely unknown.

Until the vote on Tuesday, the fate of the deal — and how long a strike might last — was entirely unknown.

From being entirely unknown to being voted the seventh most influential person on the planet by the readers of Time magazine, 14 places ahead of President Barack Obama?

I knew there was the potential for a novel in there, but I was also petrified of writing about something that was entirely unknown to me.

Anyone coming and going at odd hours, suspicious activity?" Some fathers are spies, not like Peeping Toms, but men whose professions are entirely unknown.