The phrase "actively ignores" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is deliberately choosing not to acknowledge or respond to something or someone.
Example: "Despite the numerous warnings, he actively ignores the advice given by his colleagues."
Alternatives: "deliberately overlooks" or "willfully disregards".
However, this conclusion can only be arrived at if one actively ignores the rest of the show, an episode which should act as a cautionary tale of Jolly Hockey Sticks Gone Bad to Shire-Tories across the land.
Peggy*, one such interviewee, went further by telling me she actively ignores articles with the word millennial in it, as do her friends.
I don't care that the crew member is serving vodka to already inebriated persons (good) and actively ignoring potentially illegal activity on the flight (also good).
"I have begun to actively ignore the speculation".
In these cases, managers tend to actively ignore or discount the risk and take a wait-and-see attitude.
"Our findings suggest that physicians are unaware of their patients' preferences or, worse, that they are actively ignoring them," the authors wrote.
The zero-sum game Labour has played with liberty and security actively ignored one fundamental truth in the relationship between the two.
Is 24 hours of preparation excessive, when that time might be better spent on traditional holiday pursuits like creating a spectacular pumpkin pie or actively ignoring your family?
The political process that has criminalised squatting in residential properties was undertaken by an elite minority who actively ignored the opinions of the vulnerable and their advocates.
"I'm happy about this because we've gone through this long phase in which fathers were actively ignored," Mr. Reid said in a telephone interview.
Ultimately, the team members enter into a state of "cognitive blindness," as Royer puts it, actively ignoring signs that their efforts are doomed.
