Sentence examples for unsung things from inspiring English sources

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.

"We came in at half-time and said we need to do all the nitty-gritty things, the unsung things, because that's what has got us a hold of the game.

Stranger Things' unsung heroine began inspiring graffiti murals, gifs and listicles saluting her strong look, loyal friendship and all-round aceness.

The same guy who pissed off millions of viewers with a heartless attack on Harden is the unsung hero in turning things around for the Lakers in game 7. The message was clear, this is a must win! Kobe Bryant's comments after game 6 were harsh.

Melvin Slight would not be the first unsung hero who never intended things to turn out this way.

London 2012 wanted the bulk of people taking part in the relay to be unsung heroes who have done things to help their community, individuals involved sport and people from the younger generation.

One strange thing about the unsung sense is that it has no songs.

For its third annual, the gallery invited Jay Sanders, a visionary young curator with an eye for the offbeat and a knack for reviving the unsung, to round up the best things he's seen this year.

To make a short story shorter: At TechCrunch Disrupt last week, Andy Brett (the unsung hero of TechCrunch who keeps things working behind the scenes while we all blame him for stuff that usually isn't his fault) lead the Hackathon.

Depending on your politics, this sort of thing either makes MEPs unsung champions of the European spirit, or makes a mockery of their claims to democratic accountability.Some causes of voter apathy cannot be fixed.

From disability sport to swimming, boxing to basketball, Unsung Hero winners all have one thing in common: the passion and commitment to inspire others to enjoy sport in their communities and make it accessible to all.