Sentence examples for almost unrecognized from inspiring English sources

Representative John Lewis, Democrat of Georgia and a veteran civil rights advocate, moved almost unrecognized through the crowd.

It seems strange to say so, but casually dressed in a black linen shift, an orange cashmere cardigan, beige fishnet stockings and tiger-printed linen sling-backs with pointy toes, Ms. Deneuve might pass along New York's streets almost unrecognized.

One other, almost unrecognized act of non-partisan balance, has come from the UN, in its reports on Syria, which suggest that people on both sides have used chemical weapons and violated human rights.

One other, almost unrecognized act of non-partisan balance has come from the U.N., in its reports on Syria, which suggest that people on both sides have used chemical weapons and violated human rights.

However, retinal hemorrhage has been almost unrecognized as a side effect of fingolimod treatment.

"Yet the vital contributions of African-Americans go virtually unrecognized.

James Ecker Brunswick, Maine The inmate abuse that Eyal Press exposes in his article on the Florida correctional system is horrifying, and stems from a twenty-year-old law that is almost entirely unrecognized ("Madness," May 2nd).

The moral life is basically all about daily choices like this vignette -- moments that almost go unrecognized, until somebody like this comic comes along to remind us how blind we can become.

GA I is thought to be rare in adults, but it has been suggested that there are almost certainly unrecognized cases among populations of adults with stable neurological deficits acquired in childhood or even with only complaints of fatigue [19], [20].

"It's all about finding unrecognized talent," he said.

Spam will almost always come from an unrecognized sender, often with odd email addresses.