It seemed obvious to me that loneliness was a huge and unacknowledged cause.
Confusion of this sort, over the efficacy of figuration, seems, to me, to have been the unacknowledged cause behind the fracas over the Biennial's most controversial work: a painting of Emmett Till's mangled corpse, by the artist Dana Schutz.
However, her analysis stops short of a real but widely unacknowledged cause of these political and social dysfunctions, shared in differing degrees by "left" as well as "right" administrations.
Compassion fatigue is the unacknowledged cause of much of the failure of international reporting today.
Half a week into the Orlando tragedy, this reality remains pretty much unacknowledged, as cause-seekers focus on security and ISIS and the specific mental instability of Omar Mateen, who, as the world knows, took 49 precious lives and injured 53 others at the nightclub Pulse in the early hours of June 12.
In the US, former Food and Drug Administration official Morris Waxler has waged a campaign against the treatment, claiming that it causes unacknowledged side effects and is unregulated.
With your help, we will stop the systematic abuse of farm animals that causes unacknowledged suffering.
A deeper, unacknowledged psychological reason also drives Americans to blame Russia.
Iran's focus on Israel's unacknowledged nuclear weapons may cause discomfort in Washington, where the subject tends to be taboo, but it's impossible to understand the psychology of the Iranians without taking the Israeli bomb into account.
What happens when the bile sac caused by unacknowledged and pervasive white supremacy bursts?
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.
