Sentence examples for under-acknowledged from inspiring English sources

We will explore the mysteries of reading and writing; consider the achievements, acknowledged and under-acknowledged, of the writers who have come before; question the roles of race, heritage, class and gender in what we read; take on the vagaries of the publishing industry, and more.

Inter-state rivalries are another important and under-acknowledged trigger for conflict.

Even so, the living legacy of María Irene Fornés remains remarkably under-acknowledged among contemporary theater artists, students and scholars.

May made her statement with poise, a sign of her under-acknowledged growth in the role of prime minister.

This year's Guardian and Observer Christmas charity appeal theme is one of our most common and under-acknowledged health issues: mental illness.

Private schools are an under-acknowledged source of Britain's reputation as a global hub and a device for projecting soft power.

Financial abuse of elders is an under acknowledged problem and professionals' judgements contribute to both the prevalence of abuse and the ability to prevent and intervene.

An International Rescue Committee survey in 2007 found that about 12percentt of girls aged 17 and under acknowledged having been sexually abused in some way in the previous 18 months.

The 22-year-old and playing partner Sergio Garcia, who shot 75 to end one under, acknowledged their shared struggles with a hug on the 12th green after both making their first birdies of the round.

Her subjects ranged from the universally symbolic to the vastly under acknowledged.

Nevertheless, his Tamworth Manifesto was an epoch-making statement of the new Conservative reform principles, and for the first time the party came under his acknowledged leadership.