Sentence examples for virtually unaware from inspiring English sources

Juvenile irresponsibility In his book Capital, Thomas Piketty observed that in advanced economies wealth has become so concentrated among the few that most people are virtually unaware of its existence.

"McGovern's staff were virtually unaware of the existence of any scientific controversy," Mr. Taubes writes, and the committee's report was written by a nonscientist "relying almost exclusively on a single Harvard nutritionist, Mark Hegsted".

Like many other developmental disorders, it covers a range of disabilities, from "high-functioning" cases like Temple Grandin, a college professor with problems only in social and emotional understanding, to people devoid of speech, virtually unaware of others, trapped in repetitive patterns like rocking, head-banging or obsessive counting.

While all that putrid Republican conduct was playing itself out, the Democrats and most Americans appeared to be virtually unaware of how the Grand Ol Partyy was doing its most serious damage.

After five servings of Ron de Jeremy I find that I am virtually unaware of its flavor, but I do remember when I poured my first glass it tasted heavy and sweet, almost treacle-like, and it gave me a warm, comforting feeling as it rolled down my gullet and into the black pit of my stomach.

Children under 3 years of age are guided entirely by their parents with regard to nutrition, are less affected by social limitations, and are virtually unaware of food restrictions.

They are most assuredly unaware".

"I'd rather not be here, but obviously we're here to do a job," he said, unaware, like virtually everyone else, that President Bush would be sharing a turkey dinner with another group of soldiers near Baghdad Airport that same day.

Re "A Cemetery for the Living" (Aug. 31), about the New York City Marble Cemetery: Most New Yorkers are unaware that a historically important yet virtually unknown person is buried in the "sister" cemetery, New York Marble Cemetery.

Major events have been devoted to Mr. Rivette in London, New York and Paris in recent years, but he claims to dislike the notion of retrospectives and was unaware that the virtually never seen "Out 1" had recently surfaced abroad.

Most crews were unaware of their existence.