Sentence examples for went completely unnoticed from inspiring English sources

Spanierman recalls that the painting was covered with a layer of grime and went completely unnoticed at the auction, so he picked it up for next to nothing.

The tragedy lay in that his sacrifice went completely unnoticed".

While this provision was roundly condemned and eventually watered down, the buy America provision in the Treasury's latest bank bailout bill went completely unnoticed.

Its absence had not gone completely unnoticed.

All of this is going completely unnoticed by an incompetent readership".

For others, these symptoms are so mild that they go completely unnoticed.

But "I can go completely unnoticed down any street in Edinburgh," she said.

And while colorful terms may get the most attention, the deepest changes in the language may be broad, collective ones that go completely unnoticed.

His parents said they believed that if James hadn't been close to Quintasha, the remark might have gone completely unnoticed by him.

That phrase, which is not in the original, puts the emphasis on men, Mr. Kakar said, adding that "the true implication of the passage -- the importance of women -- had gone completely unnoticed in the Burton translation".

Referring to Ms. Stewart's earlier Wall Street career, Ms. Sato added: "Either they don't understand it or they chalk it up to, 'she was a stockbroker.' " The insider-trading accusations have not gone completely unnoticed.