Sentence examples similar to Unacknowledged abilities from inspiring English sources

Unacknowledged legislators of mankind.

Unacknowledged hurt hurts more.

Unacknowledged anger towards the people asking?

The report stated that a lack of diversity would result in a workforce with "unacknowledged biases," which would affect the agencies' abilities to identify threats and define solutions.

My presence went unacknowledged.

Lessons: unacknowledged crime hurts.

It's unrecognised, therefore unacknowledged.

But his ability to rouse supporters by talking about immigration in explicitly ethnic terms suggests that many white Americans' opinions about immigration policy are motivated by unacknowledged prejudice against Latinos, as some research has suggested.

The children's ability to assimilate extra family members also came in handy when it emerged that there was a second unacknowledged child born after Paddy's death, Romany, who lives in Canada.

One of Fox's great successes, apart from an impressive ability to attract viewers and infuriate liberals, has been the promotion of the idea that what it does cancels out the unacknowledged propaganda coming from the other side.

Primal dreads have gone unacknowledged.