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John is little known as a professor.

He is little known as an artist.

Biographers excel at dredging up little known facts.

It has been little known about gastropods in Raoping of Guangdong Province.

Such benefit of non-action and the teachings of no-language, both appear little known by many in the world.

A little known fact about Einstein is that when he was young he did extremely poor in school.

It was little known at that time and the extensive ethical and methodological rules governing modern drug trials did not exist.

When I visited him at his home last spring, I could not help realizing his loneliness. His great work is little known here.

Because so little known about the ecology of the species, it will take further study to grasp what the Wolf's living situation is today.

National Botany, an ancient and mysterious discipline, which is little known by people, is based on deep Chinese culture and broad mass foundation as well.

Still little known by most Americans, Costa Smeralda is a corner of the Mediterranean adored by Italians and in-the-know Europeans.

We had many things to be thankful for on Thanksgiving — one of them was a little known bus driver from Orchard Park, New York, whom we consider a hero — Flo Russell.

If and when the authorities manage to get a handle on the BP disaster, it will be high time to engage the public about the need to grapple with this potent but little known greenhouse gas.

As recently as 1963, France alone had more than 40, 000 acres (16, 000 hectares) of such little known American grapes, patches of which are still planted in the Vendée and the Cévennes.

These areas of the brain, while little known to most people, are helping scientists explain the physiological reasons behind why we feel what we feel when we fall in love.