The children will remain unacknowledged orphans.
All of this takes place while their own painful memories and traumas remain unacknowledged.
His affair with Emma continues past his unacknowledged son's sixth birthday.
As historian George Lipsitz writes in his brilliant book The Possessive Investment in Whiteness (2006: xviii), "the power, property and politics of race in our society continue to contain unacknowledged and unacceptable allegiances to white supremacy".
But the result of postmodernists continuing to cling to any universality at all, as they (however unacknowledged) most certainly do, is to merely overlay a new system of governance over billions of human subjects who, in any case, have to wake up in the morning, feed their kids, and sometimes play soccer in open spaces.
When something like this has gone unrecognized and unacknowledged, it continues to define the whole community".
In consequence, the underlying centrality of class to the nature of our contemporary economic and social condition continues to go largely unacknowledged.
While the performance piece may no longer be open for those seeking riches, it continues to address the unacknowledged ways income and lifestyle disparities can emerge from those riches.
Another obstacle, perhaps greater and largely unacknowledged, according to the military, the United Nations and outside election experts, is the continuing violence in Iraq.
As a young man Jack turned away from his mentally disabled daughter, a moral failure that caused a silent, half-century-long rift between him and Amy and that continued to ramify, throughout Jack's life, in unanticipated and unacknowledged ways.
