Sentence examples for actually neglecting from inspiring English sources

"And this is another indication of their actually neglecting the realities on the ground".

What bugs people the most about these ill-thought-out products is that they're like that annoying person at work who's always all, "Can I do anything to help?" when they can't actually do anything, don't know shit, and are actually neglecting their real job while they take the time to ask you that question.

A lot of the "popular" kids are just doing the things they think others will find cool, and are actually neglecting the things they find interesting.

And it actually neglects the pink blush on the long-lasting creamy white, one-third-inch, bell-shaped spring flowers and the red sheen on the bare winter stems.

Focusing on "weather enthusiasts," as he called them -- people who are, in fact, fanatics about the weather -- the spots actually neglected the rest of the channel's potential viewers, he said, failing "at the end of the day" to "tell any of these people why they should be watching us in the first place".

"My previous visits I have actually neglected the occasion and I haven't enjoyed the moment as much as I should," added Walden.

The basic issues, the growth mechanism and the role of key growth parameters on the hierarchical structure formation, are actually neglected.

One senior Ministry of Health official observed, "HIV, TB and malaria have taken almost 90% of our time, not to mention that they have also taken most of our budgetary money to the extent that we have actually neglected what we call noncommunicable diseases" [interview, national level, October 2007].

The Sunnis are actually somewhat neglected today by the Shias in power in Iraq and a part of their plight is the effect of the war in Fallujah among the kids.

Actually, we have neglected the regular fermions (i.e. normal electrons) in the nanowire that interact with the QD in the above discussion.

When discussing topics such as "joy," it's easy to neglect actually applying the wisdom that we find to our day-to-day lives.