Sentence examples for goes unacknowledged from inspiring English sources
"goes unacknowledged" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to something that has not been recognized or acknowledged. For example: The hard work of the volunteers often goes unacknowledged.
In consequence, good work inside companies goes unacknowledged and tested ideas can't spread.
It goes unacknowledged, I think, because in a dank flophouse, junkies don't ponder the ill effects of their addictions.
In international law, rape committed by state officials can be defined as an act of torture, but in the DRC, rape as an act of torture goes unacknowledged and unprosecuted, according to the report.
NGOs and indeed the European Union and Council of Europe will be doing such hardpressed people no favours as long as this elementary fact goes unacknowledged and the great bulk of their advocacy is devoted to anti-discrimination work.
It is exactly this reality about the film, and about Tarantino and so much of the best modern movies, that goes unacknowledged in our culture; a paradigm shift is required that's feared by the broader populace, not unlike the manner in which they fear learning anything substantial about public policy and choose their political alliances instead by way of "liking" Bush or Obama or Sarah Palin.
Much of Heidegger's very influential work, Being And Time, is indebted to Kierkegaard's writings (though this goes unacknowledged by Heidegger).
My presence went unacknowledged.
Primal dreads have gone unacknowledged.
She was a quiet, methodical, brilliant person whose massive contribution went unacknowledged.
They believe their charges share with humans a depth of emotion that has gone unacknowledged.
Ultimately, it's not due to a lack of love that the word has gone unacknowledged.
