Sentence examples for hitherto unacknowledged from inspiring English sources
As well as employing tree-skimming special forces aviators, it is now suggested that the IDF also deployed the hitherto unacknowledged radar-blocking skills of psychic Uri Geller.
It suggests that, to a degree hitherto unacknowledged, they are learned from the roles a society expects males and females to perform, and that those differences can change as society changes.
It focuses on a hitherto unacknowledged historical reference point: the last territorial expansion of the UK, which laid claim to the tiny islet of Rockall, lying some 300 miles west of the Scottish mainland.
The results highlight the importance of unprotected areas for rare and declining species and point to a hitherto unacknowledged high biodiversity value of mature managed boreal forest stands, shaped by a less intense forestry than today's.
Some things arrive on their stands cosseted in bubble-wrap, only to be embalmed again at the end of the fair, then unwrapped once more a few days, weeks and months later at another fair – in Paris in a week or two's time, at Art Basel Miami, or, if they get lucky, at Frieze Masters a few years down the road, where they will be rediscovered as the works of a hitherto unacknowledged genius.
First, they made publicly knowable experiences of tyranny common to many Egyptians and Tunisians but hitherto unacknowledged.
This paper seeks to fill this important gap by outlining "for the first time" a formal field of research that has hitherto gone unacknowledged, namely the field of Mixed Reality Agents (MiRAs), which are defined as agents embodied in a Mixed Reality environment.
Even though he has chosen for some reason to write in foreign, a crack team of global translators soon discerned and disseminated the news that Martin was that day accepting his (hitherto technically unacknowledged) homosexuality as a gift that life has given him.
My presence went unacknowledged.
Hitherto insipid, Arsenal awoke.
Lessons: unacknowledged crime hurts.
