unbelieved

I'm preparing a demonstration ... on the effects of "unbelieved" gas.

The Cloud Minders 1966

That was Anna's trotted-out professional unbelieved line.

Rewind TV: Sherlock; Endeavour; Public Enemies; New Girl – review 2012

I can't believe I could possibly have had a hand in making this fantastic little person, and yet, one look at her and it can't be unbelieved, either.

Is Forever Enough? 2008

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Easter: Women were first, and unbelieved. Dan 2008

Talk of unbelieved beliefs (unjudged judgments, unstated statements, unasserted assertions) is either absurd or simply amounts to talk of unbelieved

The Correspondence Theory of Truth David, Marian 2009

Today it is extremely difficult to find language adequate to "reality gets dumped," which is still in most respects an unbelievable and unbelieved tale, even though we know a lot about it from columnists like Dan Froomkin, Frank Rich, Hendrick Hertzberg and Huff Post's Eric Boehlert, from sites like Tomdispatch. com and writers like Mark Danner.

Jay Rosen: The Retreat from Empiricism and Ron Suskind's Intellectual Scoop 2008

The war he urged on us is horribly unsuccessful and unpopular, as is his SCHIP veto for a transparently unbelieved principle, and there's a general uneasiness with his push for a blank check when the Surveil America Act expires in February.

First person plural 2007

It will describe the new heroic life of man, the now unbelieved possibility of simple living and of clean and noble relations with men.

Uncollected Prose 2006

The unbelieved Cassandra was right after all; the plague came, and the necessity of avoiding the quarantine, to which I should have been subjected if I had sailed from Alexandria, forced me to alter my route.

Eothen 2003

He does so by a carefully self-cancelling syntax: the phrase "Nor is it unbelieved" establishes a disturbingly unattributed half-belief in ghosts which taints the beautifulas is indicated by the lines "lamenting deeds of which/The flowery ground is conscious."

Wordsworth's 'The Haunted Tree' and the Sexual Politics of Landscape 2001