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• Meanwhile, last week's literary salon at Shoreditch House revealed the hitherto unguessed-at intellectual depths of our favourite tvTV soaps.

Hugh Muir's diary 2011

Why, otherwise, would a visionary not want to emulate Blair, Michelle Obama and David Cameron, and recruit a sea of juvenile extras to reinforce the message of hope and transformation, or in the Queen or Gordon Brown's case, unguessed-at reserves of vivacity?

The pitiful Olympic mascots sum up this sorry affair 2010

That his urgency had captured her too, lifting her, all unaware, to some other unguessed-at plane with heart-stopping speed, showing her that the pinnacle of rapture was there, waiting for her if only — if only she could reach …

The Count's Blackmail Bargain Craven, Sara 2005

Deep valleys and gorges offered unguessed-at opportunities for concealment.

Blazing Sun Ernsting, Walter 1975

And the Wabbly had no defense against the unguessed-at effects of unknown weapons except ....

Morale A Story of the War of 1941-43 Murray Leinster 1935

The other medallions seemed to contain apparatus for purposes yet unguessed-at.

Long Ago, Far Away Murray Leinster 1935

Mezelais she had viewed the great conqueror as through an aweful haze of forerunning rumor, twin to that golden vapor which enswathes a god and transmutes whatever in corporeal man had been a defect into some divine and hitherto unguessed-at excellence.

Chivalry James Branch Cabell 1918

He looked at her fixedly, as though unguessed-at horizons of innocence widened inimitably before his horrified eyes.

The Bent Twig Dorothy Canfield Fisher 1918

Mezelais she had viewed the great conqueror as through an aweful haze of forerunning rumor, twin to that golden vapor which enswathes a god and transmutes whatever in corporeal man would have been a defect into some divine and hitherto unguessed-at excellence.

Chivalry James Branch Cabell 1918

Two of them were shut tight, and he could not kick them open; the dried-out teak and the heavy iron bolts held as though they had been built to resist a siege; the noise that he made as he rattled at them frightened a swarm of unseen things - unguessed-at shapes - that scurried away.

Rung Ho Mundy, Talbot, 1879-1940 1914