Sentence examples for writer unknown from inspiring English sources

The words are borrowed from a poem called "I Did Not Die," its writer unknown.

In some ways it's an eminently suitable choice – a short novel translated from Catalan, by a writer unknown to the English-speaking world.

So is this gutter of a play by a writer unknown to British audiences really how Spacey should launch his first season?

Anyway, when I finally did get round to inspecting what was in the box, most of it was worthless, but there was one eighteenth-century novel by a woman writer unknown to me, in original boards, virtually in mint condition.

This work is attributed both to Thorel de Campigneulles, a writer unknown today, and Henri Joseph Du Laurens, who is suspected of having habitually plagiarised Voltaire.

Traveling last year in Mashad, Tabriz, Abadan, Isfahan, Shiraz and Yazd, I found books by many Iranian writers, unknown here, whose work focuses on the more complicated, less polemical existence of the Iranian people.

Jacob mentioned a couple of other writers, both unknown to me.

Apostolic Father, any of the Greek Christian writers, several unknown, who were authors of early Christian works dating primarily from the late 1st and early 2nd centuries.

Novelists such as Aravind Adiga, and a slew of talented writers still unknown outside India, are painting artful portraits of present-day city life.

In addition to the overlap between the writers of Unknown and Astounding, there was a good deal of overlap between their readerships: Asimov records that during the war, he read only these two magazines.

But the more jaundiced might say that asking one unknown writer to endorse another unknown writer hardly helps to make one of those writers known.