Sentence examples for Less acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Less acknowledged, perhaps, is that with age comes a certain imperviousness to embarrassment.

Less acknowledged was the Rafah border's function as a kind of safety valve, helping to relieve enough of the humanitarian needs within Gaza to avoid a crisis that might shock the world — for example, by letting sick Gazans through for urgent medical care.

Less acknowledged, however, are the number of Muslims who have decided to leave Islam.

Less acknowledged to the accomplishment of space exploration and the residual technological advancements is the role of scientific publishing.

During the press conference after the Wimbledon final, Nadal more or less acknowledged as much.

"What is less acknowledged is how emotionally invested in them they remain".

Doing so was, as he more or less acknowledges, a crime.

He used the word process a lot, more or less acknowledging that the Americans are not ready for semifinal duty.

The party still cannot bring itself to talk of a "middle class" (too unsocialist-sounding), much less acknowledge that its aspirations are more than just material ones.

Bogus relics had, of course, long haunted church history, but this example more or less acknowledges what it is: a fake.

It's impossible for him to think that he might be a bad father to his son, much less acknowledge that he might even hate his son.