one of the unsung heroes of French politicsunsungun‧sung /ˌʌnˈsʌŋ◂/ adjective 
one of the unsung heroes of French politics
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- But in times of tight elections these unsung regions become political hubs, and their votes are coveted prizes.
- He is the unsung and unseen dynamic in the infancy narratives.
- In other words, he was supposed to slip through the back door into the country, unseen, unheard and unsung.
- The £8 million restoration and conservation of Carlton Place - one of Glasgow's unsung riverside masterpieces - is almost complete.
- Their song, or their dirge, remained unsung, or at any rate unheard.
- This country is full of unsung heroes.
- Tonight we meet some of the unsung heroes of Inspector Morse - the extras.
COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRY one of the unsung heroes of French politicsCOLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
one of the unsung heroes of French politics (=someone whose bravery or effort is not noticed or recognized)· These volunteers are the unsung heroes of the campaign.
COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSNOUN· The ground crews within the Army Air Corps are generally the unsung heroes behind everything we do.· Tonight we meet some of the unsung heroes of Inspector Morse - the extras.· This country is full of unsung heroes.· Jimmy Wilde - one of the great unsung heroes of Crystal Palace, until today!· They were the unsung heroes of the whole appeal.· Les Stocker is another unsung hero in the Honours List.· They indicate that the big lad from West Birk Hatt is probably one of the finest unsung heroes of the last war.
WORD FAMILYnounsingersingingadjectiveunsungverbsing
not praised or famous for something you have done, although you deserve to be: one of the unsung heroes of French politics