Sentence examples for almost always ignored from inspiring English sources

Postmarital coitus (i.e., coitus by separated, divorced or widowed persons) is almost always ignored.

Saturday or Sunday calls from the media were almost always ignored.

But when the minority opinion warns of crises or impending doom, and calls for policy changes that hamper growth, it is almost always ignored.

Then there was John Maynard Keynes - incisive, hostile to those who attacked "the problems of the postwar world with unmodified prewar views and ideas", and almost always ignored.

The CIA's foray into Syria is almost always ignored during the Syria debate, despite the fact that it seems to be increasingly dictating facts on the ground (or at least that's what "anonymous US officials" have been suddenly telling multiple media outlets in the last week).

This latter cost is almost always ignored in the optimal control literature.

But health and education stories, for example, emanating from London, almost always ignore the fact that Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have their own control over what happens in those devolved areas of responsibility.

But talking heads on TV almost always ignore it.

But then they they almost always ignore the real ways these challenges are being met.

When Hollywood discusses diversity, it tends to focus on race, gender and, maybe, sexual orientation — but it almost always ignores disability.

You don't need me to describe to you how this can grind you down the constant stream of outright spam, the inboxes that runneth over with messages from people you don't know or care about, the never-ending chains you are cc'd on unnecessarily, the office-wide emails that you can almost always ignore, the newsletters you signed up for in optimistic moments but now simply trash without reading.