Examples of 'hardly known' in a sentence
Meaning of "hardly known"
hardly known - a phrase used to describe something or someone who is not widely recognized, familiar, or acknowledged by many people. It suggests that the subject being referred to has a low level of visibility or popularity, and may imply that they have limited influence or impact
How to use "hardly known" in a sentence
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hardly known
I hardly known him in his citified clothes.
Politicians are hardly known for their honesty.
Details about these activities are hardly known.
Activists are hardly known to be passive or passive to be activists.
Her private life and hardship are hardly known.
Some are hardly known to anyone except in my family.
But there is a dark side which is hardly known to everyone.
I have hardly known my son.
Their biology is hardly known.
I am hardly known as impotent.
Fevers are hardly known.
Hardly known for.
The supreme rulers are hardly known by their subjects.
The risks of GMOs to men and environment are hardly known.
The boy had hardly known his own parents.
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Only the last two are applicable if the population is unknown or hardly known.
You have hardly known her more than a few days.
Previously it was not considered as food and hardly known among the population.
They are hardly known and are often mistaken for young human children.
But to a striking degree religious leaders have hardly known what to say.
Neasloss has hardly known a time when the rain forest was not a battleground.
At that time acupuncture was hardly known in Poland.
The breed is hardly known outside of the Netherlands.
The history of Thisiduum is hardly known.
Yet this tragedy is hardly known in the Western world.
The Conquest actually resulted in a peace that New France had hardly known.
Their story is hardly known in Europe.
It is hardly known that West African gold mining took place on a vast scale.
Socialism and Anarchism were terms hardly known even by name.
I have hardly known him the whole time he 's worked there.
To the Mexicans it was hardly known.
A degree of insolence hardly known till now, and seems to be nothing but.
According to his vida, he was a jongleur who travelled infrequently and was hardly known.
Hochzeitspark is still quite new and hardly known outside of Marzahn.
I have hardly known you five minutes, but already sympathize with such a decision.
Today Daniël Seghers is hardly known to the public.
However, the intracellular transduction pathway that delays apoptosis of neutrophil had been hardly known.
Otherwise pilgrimages seemed hardly known and less still the aspect of Indulgence.
Outside Germany, the games are hardly known.
Although Cats was hardly known outside of Holland.
However, the Icelandic language is hardly known.
The dactyls, they are hardly known for their gentility.
Heat sources in the Earth 's interior are hardly known.
For the last few weeks I have hardly known what to do with myself.
For REU, generally speaking, direct profitability of the actions is hardly known.
Millennials and Gen Z have hardly known it any other way.
When I first started out, stand up comedy was hardly known.
Igray, a region that is hardly known in our spheres.
But outside of Puerto Rico, her name is hardly known.
At that time, they were hardly known as vicious attack dogs.
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It uses none of the known building blocks
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