Sentence examples for virtually unmentioned from inspiring English sources
Oddly, however, Romney's only tenure in public service – as governor of Massachusetts – went virtually unmentioned.
But since its publication in a book in January, the number — and its Ottoman source — has gone virtually unmentioned.
One of the most vexing problems for Chicago and its teachers went virtually unmentioned during the strike: The pension fund is about to hit a wall.
In general, Marcus shows little sympathy for Morrison's archetypal imagination, steeped in Freud and Jung as well as Native American religion, which goes virtually unmentioned here.
Domestic Chinese news reports about Mr. Liu are heavily censored, and his illness has gone virtually unmentioned, except in English-language outlets read by few.
In the process of ridding herself of mountains of ladybirds within the six week timescale, she also – virtually unmentioned – offloaded her long-term partner, Sam.
(Almost unmentioned here are the anthrax attacks in Boca Raton).
His most staggering statistic went unmentioned: two.
Most of the companies go unmentioned.
Yet the most important difference of all frequently passes unmentioned.
In fairness the signs have been here for some time as an unmentioned 'feature' of the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus was the discovery they are virtually waterproof already.
