Sentence examples for virtually unrecognized from inspiring English sources
"Yet the vital contributions of African-Americans go virtually unrecognized.
But here in this fishbowl of New York media and society he went virtually unrecognized.
Her finest and most highly praised novel, yet one which went virtually unrecognized for 25 years, is The Man Who Loved Children (1940; rev. ed. 1965).
Tom chose eight days along the St .Lawrence River, an unspoiled haven for carp that is well known by Europeans but virtually unrecognized by Americans, who much prefer fishing for bass.
He goes unappreciated and virtually unrecognized, but, he says, "I was once known as Murderous McGarr!" It ends with a characterization of the new generation of ballplayers: Half of 'em nothin' but boneheads, And the other half worse than that; Look up my monicker, Mister, And see what I done with my bat!
Dressed up as a skeleton in full face makeup, the 26-year-old singer found the perfect way to make her rounds around the haunted theme park virtually unrecognized.
Indeed, baby and juvenile specimens (sensu [33]) of Triceratops (which is otherwise quite common in the Hell Creek Formation) were virtually unknown and unrecognized until recently [44].
Hathaway and Shapiro say that virtually all the conquered territory that had been unrecognized by the international community since 1928 was restored after 1948.
Many of its state industries are virtually bankrupt; its banking system sits on a mountain of unrecognized bad debts; its agriculture is primitive; pollution is out of control; and government interference and corruption are killing off a number of new business ventures.
Nematodes inhabit virtually all habitats, so it is likely that many other species are either undescribed or unrecognized in this region [224].
