Sentence examples for largely unacknowledged from inspiring English sources

There has also been close, and largely unacknowledged, coöperation with Israel.

Yet the world's blind spot to eastern Europe means his consistent excellence goes largely unacknowledged.

The human craving for flavour has been a largely unacknowledged and unexamined force in history.

Racial passing is one of America's deeply hidden traditions, a largely unacknowledged and unstudied aspect of national life.

But Italian culpability for the persecution of Jews remains relatively unknown, and largely unacknowledged by Italians, Professor Pavan said.

That he actually gunned down a fleeing cop in the back – a man he'd previously threatened – goes largely unacknowledged.

And if he doesn't quite penetrate the sausage-roll circle, Jones does succeed in a timely anatomisation of these deep and largely unacknowledged structures.

The filmmakers, having gained very intimate access, deal in a questioning but sympathetic fashion with the "chemsex" phenomenon and with the largely unacknowledged health emergency it has caused.

Several countries have soldiers in Afghanistan: indeed, some smaller ones have suffered remarkably high casualties there, largely unacknowledged by their bigger allies.

The idea of "privilege" — that some people benefit from unearned, and largely unacknowledged, advantages, even when those advantages aren't discriminatory — has a pretty long history.

It is always bracing to recall the world in which the Eichmann trial was held -- where the slaughter was largely unacknowledged (and even unknown).