Sentence examples for in unsung from inspiring English sources

In unsung places such as Hayes and Abbey Wood, the effect will be profound.

Those working in unsung art forms, like synchronised diving and acrobalance.

Compared with "Goats" and "Naked Pueblo," the five loosely related stories in "Unsung Heroes" feel studied and self-consciously quirky.

For a list of fresh reading ideas, I turned to Jay Bushara, proprietor of One Potato, an online-only bookstore specializing in unsung picture books: the obscure, the new and undiscovered, the old but not yet disappeared.

The last story in "Unsung Heroes," "A Note on the Type," is the most ambitious and unsettling in the collection, which reinforces the sensation that all along you've been wading toward the deep end of the pool.

On the whole, corporations need to change their attitudes to knowledge application, as was the case in "Unsung hero," your cover story about Fujio Masuoka's brilliant invention and the poor reception he received from his employers.

Bebe Emerman recalled her father as an important if unsung figure in the history of rock 'n' roll.

The troupe is joined by dancers from a host of international companies and schools, including the Royal Danish Ballet (in "The Unsung") and the Instituto Sinaloense de Cultura (in excerpts from "A Choreographic Offering").

For someone like me—I grew up in nineteen-eighties Soviet Russia the newly published "Made in Russia: Unsung Icons of Soviet Design" is a vital field guide to the peculiar tribe.

And she has a surprisingly strong belief in the "unsung glory of marriage".

In soliciting "unsung heroes," what the 2005 UC Undergraduate Experience Survey team has created is a cast of "Everyday Heroes". Because, it turns out, it's the little things that make one a hero.