Sentence examples for rather unnoticed from inspiring English sources

It's still much easier to get attention, let alone get to "high-level meetings," when you are American, and the wide diversity of local and quieter initiatives often goes rather unnoticed.

While his work at the Railways went rather unnoticed, fame was awaiting him in Bihar.

Mobilization and concentration is not part of the period after the onset of the state of war as was the case in 1914 but rather, unnoticed, proceeds long before that". The fate of this "prophet of the Fatherland" unfolded tragically.

As is now often the case, executive summaries of such theses are available only on institutional websites – at least in Scandinavian research departments – and many good pieces of work therefore go rather unnoticed, which is a disservice to the research community.

Mr. Feige, president of Marvel Studios, would rather go unnoticed in a darkened movie theater or in the aisles of a comic book shop.

Far from shouting the availability of this tool from the rooftops, Facebook waited until the Friday before Christmas, a traditional dumping-ground for items companies would rather go unnoticed, and then stuck the tool deep in the help pages.

Why is it discussed in the papers and on Newsnight rather than circling unnoticed on the Blair office's Twitter feed and in the "in other news" sections of the local press?

The birthday was duly celebrated, and rather than passing unnoticed, the date was marked, if not with the ecclesiastical pomp that might have been expected, at least with the animal (not to say bestial) energy and joy of the primitive and the authentic.

That's fine by Bette, who would rather her fame go unnoticed.

Being insecure, I have stuck a quotation from Dr Johnson to the near side of my intray: "I would rather be attacked than unnoticed".

Mulhern's book describes "an unnoticed genre" – "or rather, a group of novels I take to instantiate what I take to be a genre".