unbeknownst

IPA: ʌnbinˈoʊnst

Examples of "unbeknownst" in Sentences

We popped on each seal-island "unbeknownst," and what we discovered we held our jaws on.
I hate doing anything of the kind "unbeknownst" to people, so there is the exact history of my proceedings.
How could Paulsons opinions and predilections about subprime RMBS have been "unbeknownst" to ACA at the time?
I know a Japanese woman whose name unbeknownst to her happened to be the same as that of a wanted member of the Japanese "Red Army".
McCain unbeknownst to Warner has indeed picked up a hot charcoal ember with his tongs, and purple with rage waits for Warner to turn back.
Fitzgerald, Squire Terence Malone, and the other squires of the neighborhood had many a good smoke there, and many a hearty laugh, as they said, quite "unbeknownst" to the English lady and her grand friends.
P.S. When I hear the word unbeknownst, all I think about is Jeff Conway and Daniel Baldwin's confrontation where Daniel said "unbeknownst to Jeff ...." and Jeff just kept screaming "no I fucking did not, take it back".
With no bomb-shell of an October surprise namely a tape coming from Osama bin Laden as was done in the 2004 presidential campaign; a self-inflicted November surprise came about today when Sarah Palin took an active part in a prank phone call unbeknownst to her.