Sentence examples for completely unmentioned from inspiring English sources

They have gone almost completely unmentioned in recent political campaigns, including the current presidential election.

The Mets, Patrick Ewing and Vinny Testaverde go completely unmentioned as Joel Michael Mahoneyy), a newcomer to an unnamed small town, attends his first meeting of a local men's group.

There are also many school-reform efforts besides charter schools: the one with the best sustained record of producing better-educated children in difficult circumstances, in hundreds of schools over many years, is a rigorously field-tested curriculum called Success for All, but because it's not part of the story line it goes almost completely unmentioned.

(By the way, who knew Diller was a WASPy Bay Area housewife with five kids?) Kohen's jettisoning of our sentimental favorites — Lucille Ball (barely touched on in the book) and the (completely unmentioned) screwball comedy heroines adored by insomniacs and Aaron Sorkin — is impressively jolting.

That remark, at a forum hosted by the United States Embassy in Berlin, went completely unmentioned in German newspaper and television reports on the event, but it was gleefully seized upon by Mr. Kerry's critics back home, and bored journalists everywhere, hungry for a gaffe.

At a time when Americans seem to have forgotten Nixon's true legacy (this year's 40th anniversary of the Saturday Night Massacre went completely unmentioned in the popular press) Bass has performed an essential function: reminding us that not only was Richard Nixon a bad president, he was a bad person.

All remaining unmentioned samples were undetectable by both RT-PCR and rRT-PCR.

Nearly one in six youth ages 16 to 24 are disconnected from school and work -- and they are often completely forgotten by our country, unmentioned in the unemployment headlines, and overlooked in the political debate.

Yet the most important difference of all frequently passes unmentioned.

One of the greatest film-makers he employed, Monte Hellman, goes unmentioned and uninterviewed, and Bogdanovich's best Corman picture, Targets, an exploitation classic, is completely ignored.

The riots went unmentioned.