Sentence examples similar to unacknowledged answer from inspiring English sources

Would Britain retreat?The answer, unacknowledged in the House of Commons, is that Britain's reluctant and partial contribution has been conditioned by a combination of reticent politicians, cautious public opinion albeit that most Britons are mildly supportive of Mr Cameron's planned intervention and uncertainty about America's plans.

Unacknowledged anger towards the people asking?

As a result, many concessions go unnoticed or unacknowledged.

Much more often comments are unreplied-to and unacknowledged: futile, audience-less clamours and lonely questions without a hope of ever being answered.

When we discover an unacknowledged influence on our conduct, what should be our critical response?

Captain's chairs and table mats instead of tablecloths take things in a more casual direction, as does the service, which, while endearingly friendly and eager, shows inexperience: Reservation requests left on the hotel's answering machine were never confirmed, and on one occasion, we waited several minutes, unacknowledged, to be seated.

My presence went unacknowledged.

Lessons: unacknowledged crime hurts.

Unacknowledged legislators of mankind.

Unacknowledged hurt hurts more.

It's unrecognised, therefore unacknowledged.