unheard-of

According to Erenberg, they “fostered an unheard-of casualness between partners, permitted greater options in holds and distances, and symbolized the high value placed on mutual heterosexual intimacy and attraction.”

A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell 2010

Over the course of your ten years as the New Labour Chancellor you systematically destroyed our gold reserves, increased debt to unheard-of levels, taxed Middle England into penury and presided over the complete collapse of pension funds.

Archive 2009-06-01 Dungeekin 2009

I wrote for seven hours today, which is an unheard-of stretch of time for me.

Jennie Nash: The Making of a Novel: The 7-Hour Stretch Jennie Nash 2010

He called this phenomenon "a truly alarming spectacle, if we consider not only how extensively attacks are spreading but also their unheard-of numerical proportion, and the fact that they receive widespread legal approval and the involvement of certain sectors of health-care personnel."

Pope John Paul II 2009

I wrote for seven hours today, which is an unheard-of stretch of time for me.

Jennie Nash: The Making of a Novel: The 7-Hour Stretch Jennie Nash 2010

Over the course of your ten years as the New Labour Chancellor you systematically destroyed our gold reserves, increased debt to unheard-of levels, taxed Middle England into penury and presided over the complete collapse of pension funds.

The Letter The Backbenchers MEANT to Write Dungeekin 2009

The consistent quality of such work is, nontheless amazing, as are the many unlikely or unheard-of places where these churches and chapels still stand.

Some Images of Early 20th Century American Liturgical Architecture 2009

Other blacks there were on board, from unheard-of far places, and when the white man spoke to them, they tore the long feather from Mauki's hair, cut that same hair short, and wrapped about his waist a lava-lava of bright yellow calico.

MAUKI 2010

But when the De Lacey family is imprisoned for assisting in his escape, "the treacherous Turk, for whom he and his family endured such unheard-of oppression, on discovering that his deliverer was thus reduced to poverty and impotence, became a traitor to good feeling and honour, and had quitted Italy with his daughter" (II: 6: 15).

Safie 2010

It is beautifully aged, and Mr. Pike is certain that it is some sort of a mild and unheard-of brandy.

CHAPTER XXXVI 2010