Sentence examples for pass unrecognized from inspiring English sources
Unlike Mr. Libeskind, whose egghead chic has inspired a New Yorker cartoon, Mr. Childs, even at 6-foot-3, can easily pass unrecognized.
A further problem is nocturnal hypoglycemia, which may pass unrecognized unless inconveniently interrupted with a wake-up and a glucose test (29).
The trip, Bono noted, was one of the rare occurrences when he often passed unrecognized and a member of his entourage was mobbed like a rock star.
When Newton received the bachelor's degree in April 1665, the most remarkable undergraduate career in the history of university education had passed unrecognized.
Examining the upright skeleton, Dr. Tattersall disputed the notion, once current even among some scientists, that Neanderthals may have been so humanlike that if dressed in contemporary clothing, they could have passed unrecognized on the subway.
Because "Bush did not walk off the cliff," and a Saturday Night Massacre-like situation did not ensue, Mr. Gellman goes on, "and because so much of the story stayed quiet, an extraordinary moment in presidential history passed unrecognized".
David Koch, the Spectator reports, walked out of the dinner and passed unrecognized right through the Occupy DC demonstration targeting him and his brother Charles.
Therefore, low numbers of cases in Simmental probably passed unrecognized before 2005.
Kaine's approach did not go unrecognized.
His early promise did not go unrecognized.
