unconfronted

It can be set aside for a long time yet, unconfronted.

And the dilemma Loury identified so clearly 22 years ago remains not only unresolved but also unconfronted.

Scientists must not allow nonsense to remain unconfronted, regardless of whose sensibilities we offend.

Left unconfronted, accusation can destroy lives and churches.

I believe it was Karin's unconfronted rage that forced her to face her buried father.

The novel, about a family's unconfronted sexual secrets, has, she said, "a human story at the center of it, and human stories tend to translate."

Of an unconfronted history.

You get the impression of feelings unconfronted, of characters and situations expertly, even beautifully, glossed over rather than explored.

Between now and May, Senator Dole really should face the Bosnian questions that compare to the unconfronted Vietnam questions.

The shock not only led to a debate about Europe's unconfronted past, but also contributed to an increased interest both within the public, and among politicians, in the Holocaust.

Over capacity, recession-hit sales, a massive north/south divide, unequal wage costs and unfair labour legislation; these truths are locked up like a lunatic in the attic, unconfronted for the duration of the show.

For six years now - and, of course, it can be understood - the war's critics, unconfronted with the alternative reality that their preferences would have bestowed upon the world, have had it all to themselves.

We'd be vastly more powerful, but the same people, with the same prejudices, conceits, fears, hatreds, blind spots, envies, distorted priorities, unexamined desires, irrational goals, unconfronted denials... ah, such fools.

This vast, and as yet unconfronted burden of loan capital is the single biggest factor in the present world debt crisis, since it chewed up vast quantities of money, raising interest rates, and keeping them high.

Sharing these writers' concerns, Judith Miller, a former foreign correspondent for The New York Times and now a Times editor, has probed deeply into unconfronted truths about the Holocaust and efforts to explain it away.

I struggle to find some appropriate balance between this life still touched with innocence and all that death still unconfronted here in Serbia, but in the end can only fall silent again and listen to that hypnotic American voice of Velvet Underground fame: "It's such a perfect day, I'm glad I spent it with you.