half-known

Unwanted, lonely and hopelessly lost Carol presents as the saddest of children as she struggles to come to terms with half-known truths and unspoken disgrace.

Little Monsters 2008

Unwanted, lonely and hopelessly lost Carol presents as the saddest of children as she struggles to come to terms with half-known truths and unspoken disgrace.

47 entries from February 2008 2008

Unwanted, lonely and hopelessly lost Carol presents as the saddest of children as she struggles to come to terms with half-known truths and unspoken disgrace.

Little Monsters 2008

I saw plainly that I knew the thing that lay upward upon the Rock; for the shape had been something strange and half-known to me even before that moment, as that I had a vague knowledge concerning it; but yet with no surety.

The Night Land 2007

You've created a series of guesses about what the word might mean in context if it were an unknown word in a half-known language, Etruscan perhaps, but I don't think you're dealing with the language as we have it.

languagehat.com: THE PERILS OF A FANCY VOCABULARY. 2005

Jaded with the monotony of the business, and with the repeated effort of greeting half-known people, he felt barren and rather irritable.

The Prussian Officer and Other Stories 2003

A thousand forgotten — or only half-known — incidents, fragments of conversations or theories long ago guessed at and long forgotten, crowded on his mind.

The Lair of the White Worm 2003

Her half-known fears seemed very foolish under the warm, demanding pressure of his kiss.

The Glory Game Janet Dailey 1985

Her half-known fears seemed very foolish under the warm, demanding pressure of his kiss.

The Glory Game Janet Dailey 1985

Her half-known fears seemed very foolish under the warm, demanding pressure of his kiss.

The Glory Game Janet Dailey 1985