Sentence examples for a disregarding of from inspiring English sources

"There was a disregarding of intelligence," said Shlomo Avineri, a political scientist at Hebrew University and a director general of Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the mid-1970s.

There was a disregard of the facts and of propriety.

It is somewhat marred, however, by a disregard of internal affairs and by excessive Prussianism.

The brute strategy of attrition did not mean a disregard of the advantages offered by technology.

Also, that kind of attitude leads to a disregard of the law.

She cited unreturned phone calls, lateness and a disregard of R.S.V.P.'s as rampant passive-aggressive acts.

The Army thought it was a diminution of its role, a disregard of its traditions and its ways, and fought him on it.

The political values behind Roberts's interpretations lead to an affirmation of those who are powerful, and a disregard of those who are not.

However, the two latest incidents suggest that there was either an ignorance of Britain's licensing rules for the use of veterinary products or a disregard of them.

Its success is partly due to All Wave Sound, Kim Deal's own take on the mantra "keeping it real", achieved through a disregard of computer-enhanced recording.

Even as a nonagenarian, Dr. Cooley remains a poster boy for this cohort, possessing all the qualities essential for membership: a distaste for conventional wisdom, a disregard of limits, a lack of pretension commensurate with a lack of fear.