Sentence examples for Neglected, including from inspiring English sources
He was a generous supporter of others he thought neglected, including the Roman Manfredi Nicoletti and the Maltese Richard England.
At the same time, there are categories the museum has long neglected, including art by women, and Mr. Veneciano means to correct that.
Magnitude comparison indicates that the forces with less effect can be neglected, including virtual mass force, Basset force and convection volume force.
In fact, he argues, there are a number of Spark works that are unjustly neglected – including many of her 22 novels, her radio plays, her poems and her early critical and biographical works.
Human rights groups and environmentalists had earlier said the social and ecological risks had been grossly neglected, including impacts on biodiversity, aquatic ecosystems, greenhouse gas emissions, and implications for downstream communities.
Some crucial issues have been neglected, including immigration; but some issues that were well worth neglecting for a while have also fallen out of the national debate, including the social hot-buttons of abortion and gay marriage.
Mr. Roskies has put together an international editorial board and plans to publish works by better-known writers like Sholem Asch, along with neglected books, including a single-volume abridgment of I. J. Trunk's seven-volume Yiddish memoir, "Poland".
Schopenhauer and Wilhelm Dilthey play important roles in these controversies but so do many neglected figures, including Ludwig Büchner, Eugen Dühring, Eduard von Hartmann, Julius Fraunstaedt, Hermann Lotze, Adolf Trendelenburg, and two women, Agnes Taubert and Olga Pluemacher, who have been completely forgotten in histories of philosophy.
Strausbaugh makes a good case for revisiting not only Powell but also many other neglected writers, including Rosalyn Drexler, the 1950s wrestler-turned-novelist, and Ada Clare, the actress and author who 100 years earlier had trumpeted her scandalous single motherhood with calling cards that read, "Miss Ada Clare and Son".
Born to a family of Sikh peasants in northern India, he would go on to make some of the defining films of his age, at great cost to himself and his neglected family, including the harrowing Nine Months to Freedom, which detailed the horrors of the vast Pakistani extermination of Bangladeshi Hindus in 1971, and eventually forced India's entry into the Bangladesh liberation war.
Los Angeles County supervisors have begun weighing recommendations to dramatically rework the safety net for tens of thousands of abused and neglected children, including what would be the most significant reorganization of county government since 2007.
