Sentence examples for Neglected treasure from inspiring English sources

I hope that your editorial "A Neglected Treasure" will create an outcry to do something about the sorry state of the Mount Vernon Public Library.

I was disturbed by your Jan . 16editorial "A Neglected Treasure," which likened the books in the Mount Vernon Public Library to a child in need of foster care.

At its center is a neglected treasure of the late Renaissance: the Four Elements manuscripts of Joris Hoefnagel (1542 1600), a learned Netherlandish merchant, miniaturist, and itinerant draftsman who turned to the study of nature in this era of political and spiritual upheaval.

Is there a neglected treasure to be found in south Wales?

In addition, the greatness of a city is measured partly in the vitality of its underdogs, and they include benignly neglected treasures, the haunted, imperfect places where you can see things both working and falling apart at the same time and glimpse the eternal dance of ambition and failure that fuels human enterprise.

Students of the city's past see the street, and its environs, as a cornucopia of neglected architectural treasures, even though anyone who walks it will be confronted by a hodgepodge of building facades, some of which are undeniably shabby.

Leave it to a British artist to once again to remind us Yanks of a neglected American musical treasure through an album before and after its time: Amanda Thorpe's Bewitching Me.

With last week's news that Warren E. Buffett was quietly amassing a hoard of silver, driving its price to the highest level in nine years, investors began to see a treasure trove, rather than a junk heap, in long-neglected precious metals and the mutual funds that invest in them.

They discover a lonely relative in a neglected family manse (see "Great Expectations"), but Uncle Tinsley quickly morphs from a curmudgeon into a treasure.

Neglected plants or pets.

Neglected is good enough.