Sentence examples for almost total neglect of from inspiring English sources

The almost total neglect of the score since the ROH premiere and one revival there is inexplicable.

The near total neglect of the Detroit crisis pulls into focus these multiple flaws and faulty judgments.

There is "a total neglect of labour rights by the state here," says Carlos Aristides Jovel, a labour-court judge.

Soderberg's story does have its disturbing aspects, however, chief among them the lovers' near-total neglect of their children.

The first rediscovery took place during Leskov's own lifetime: in the 1880s, after he had suffered for years "an almost total critical neglect, the young Chekhov hailed his oeuvre, declaring him "a mixture of an elegant Frenchman and a defrocked priest".

Most striking was the almost total absence of safety precautions.

What he found was an almost total lack of accountability.

By the end of the 17th century, Ms. Hobhouse notes in the catalog, "the gardens had become almost totally neglected".

These areas have been almost totally neglected.

"I take solace in my tubs of geraniums which flourish on total neglect – a definite sign of the spirit at work".

One of the most characteristic features of "post-Bloomfieldian" American structuralism, then, was its almost complete neglect of semantics.