unacknowledged

How To Use unacknowledged In A Sentence

• It is this ferocity that is often unacknowledged or suppressed. Times, Sunday Times
• Illness therefore, can sometimes reflect psychological processes which are either unacknowledged or seemingly unrealisable.
• Swindon Counselling Service, a registered charity, has 16 years of experience in helping people to get through rough patches in their relationships and also come to terms with unacknowledged emotions.
• They are a great group of skilled and committed people who have made a real difference in a lot of unacknowledged and uncredited ways.
• Nevertheless, his ideas still retain a potent though unacknowledged influence in Chinese minds.
• So if in the heat of charter renewal and spending cuts radio is the unacknowledged elephant, it risks getting thinner and paler. Times, Sunday Times
• In the silence - observed by everyone but Ruth, who gave a talk each evening - I felt unseen, unacknowledged.
• Sometimes this belief is buried and unacknowledged, perhaps showing itself in self-destructive ways. Growing Through Loss and Grief
• That's why is has to do with the unacknowledged and not the unknown, since ultimate realness is where we ALREADY ARE and this means our lives are grounded in that which we may "repress" (collectively or otherwise); however, please note that when you repress something, say death, you have to know what to repress in order to repress it. Humanity in general, and America in particular, have become contemptuous of wisdom
• Because we accept unacknowledged, therefore unarticulated, premises that inhibit us from identifying causes and eliminating them, we deal with the effects only of our most pressing problems.