Sentence examples for unsung that from inspiring English sources

A bizarrely unsung (that is to say, unnominated) hero of the Broadway season is George C. Wolfe, the producer of the Joseph Papp Public Theater (Off Broadway), where he first staged both "Elaine Stritch at Liberty" and "Topdog/Underdog".

Mathematician (1882-1935) Suggested by paulmckeown, Chris Norris and palindrom According to palindrom, Noether's contribution to science is "the key to modern physical theory", but the German mathematician remains so unsung that paulcckeown claims not "more than a few in a thousand on the Clapham Omnibus will have heard of [her]".

The female leaders that I most admire are the unsung heroes that inspired me as I grew up.

But few ever knew that Robert Bruce, now 79, was one of the unsung heroes that made the Mathers Fund great.

The Saratoga is another surprisingly unsung concoction that is conjured up with ease.

He deftly revises reputations as unsung as that of the Swiss liberal republican J.-C.-L.

But even now, wide-screen tube sets constitute an unsung niche that is worthy of a close look.

She was Lord Mayor of London," said the senior dame, inviting us to reflect, perhaps for the first time, on the unsung martyrdom that is lord mayoral service.

Fraser McAlpine, author of a new book Stuff Brits Like, has been trawling British culture and attempting to find the commonly appreciated (but often unsung) things that can't be found on a map.

A stage manager at the Metropolitan Opera, Mr. Connell spent the past three decades in a crucial though unsung job that requires the combined abilities of a musician, linguist, conjurer, computer whiz, psychotherapist and animal wrangler.

They, and their supporters, say the new rating system gives credit to unsung schools that work wonders with struggling students while shining a spotlight on weaknesses at celebrated schools.