Unhistorical

Definition

unappreciated /ʌnǝ'pri:ʃieÇtÇd / adj အသိအမွတ္ျပဳ မခံရေသာ။ တန္ဖိုးမထားေသာ။ He felt that his efforts were unappreciated.

Examples

1. ‘He was a capable writer
2. articulate and persuasive
3. but he also had a rare gift
4. one that is often overlooked or unappreciated.’
5. ‘His attempts at poking fun at himself were unappreciated
6. and the audience started openly asking for him to leave.’
7. ‘You are universally unappreciated and disliked.’
8. ‘I felt overworked
9. undervalued
10. and unappreciated.’
11. ‘Not all of us are like that but we all are brothers and I for one appreciate their pain and feelings of being unappreciated for their service.’
12. ‘When I was a player I thought of myself as a very outstanding player who was neglected and unappreciated by the coach.’
13. ‘This
14. of course
15. was accompanied by me feeling used and unappreciated which led to me not honoring his time as much and being late for our sessions.’
16. ‘It can be very demoralising for the people who do help out to have their efforts unappreciated.’
17. ‘But jobbing Scottish players who have become fixtures at the club go largely unappreciated by the green and white legions these days.’
18. ‘These women had never felt valued as children and still felt unappreciated.’
19. ‘Society's tardy recognition will not go unappreciated.’
20. ‘Consequently there will some in the group whose work will go unnoticed
21. but not unappreciated
22. while there will be some who receive the accolades.’
23. ‘He gave his time and labour with a reckless generosity and could be deeply hurt when it was spurned or unappreciated
24. which was sometimes the case.’
25. ‘Of the smaller old-growth woodlands that have survived
26. most have gone unrecognized and unappreciated.’
27. ‘When they didn't
28. she felt utterly shattered and unappreciated
29. to the point where she is now talking of resigning.’
30. ‘That doesn't mean the entire thing is unappreciated - in fact I'm totally amazed by the number of people who've come out in support of this.’
31. ‘There probably remains a bit of residual Girault in all of us
32. accustomed as we are to being overlooked and unappreciated.’
33. ‘One might view Interiors as a stern rebuke for a life both unappreciated and without any sense of self-sufficiency.’
34. ‘The theory of natural selection thus postulates a causal relation wholly unappreciated by natural historians before Darwin.’
35. ‘Unexpressed or unappreciated ideas manifest themselves in empty speech bubbles near the mouths of many characters.’