Sentence examples for unrecognized with from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unrecognized with" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a lack of recognition in relation to something, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear. Example: "He felt unrecognized with his contributions to the project, despite working tirelessly."
"We're playing hooky," she said as she strolled around unrecognized with her cast mate Max Greenfield (Schmidt on the Fox series "New Girl").
In 2007, he scored a hit with "The Uncommon Reader," a novella that imagined Elizabeth II's late-life discovery of reading: "As a girl, one of her greatest thrills had been on V-E night when she and her sister had slipped out of the gates and mingled unrecognized with the crowds.
Cluster headache (CH) is probably under-diagnosed and unrecognized with a significant diagnostic delay in most patients.
Many of the target tissues discovered and characterized with receptor microautoradiography remained unrecognized with common ADME procedures, radioassay HPLC, and whole-body autoradiography.
The work of these activists has gone nearly unrecognized, with most of the international media attention focusing on rockets launched from Gaza and the increasing dominance of the right wing in Israeli politics.
STE unmasks systolic dysfunction unrecognized with conventional echocardiography in patients with severe sepsis or septic shock.
Forty percent of those with unrecognized AKI, (compared with 15% of recognized AKI) developed de novo or progression of pre-existing CKD.
The current high level of interest in NTM disease is the result of the recognition that NTM disease is encountered with increasing frequency in non-AIDS populations and in unrecognized settings with new manifestations.
Organized by the London Book Fair, this search for aspiring novelists, for unrecognized ways with words, for a best-selling blockbuster will lead to a deal with a leading agent and almost certainly to a lucrative contract, the BBC reported.
There is an unrecognized problem with this approach: Reductions in deficits have implications for the private sector.
She looked a bit unsteady as she drifted through the galleries, lost in reverie and largely unrecognized, but with an odd stateliness that reminded me of Don Quixote.
