Sentence examples for entirely unrecognized from inspiring English sources

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 rest endure as veterans, many as invalids, sickly and unappreciated, if not entirely unrecognized by newly independent countries that wish to put the worst of Soviet history behind them.

Jane, on the other hand, is a lowly and lonely governess without any claims to status in the eyes of the world; her wit and originality of mind are entirely unrecognized until Rochester comes along and offers her the outlet she has long yearned for.

Transnistria, the breakaway section of Moldova, remains entirely unrecognized.

The managers in New York, meanwhile, did not go completely unrecognized.

The diagnosis may be delayed or completely unrecognized.

That doesn't mean that all unrecognized email is spam.

The infection may be entirely asymptomatic and may go unrecognized.

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

Some astronomers, however, question whether a 5 Jupiter-mass object is really a brown dwarf and not something previously unrecognized, perhaps deserving of an entirely new name.

To be sure, not all the state's history is unrecognized.