Sentence examples for almost totally neglected from inspiring English sources
By the end of the 17th century, Ms. Hobhouse notes in the catalog, "the gardens had become almost totally neglected".
There is this other half to the communication process which is the more visceral component, and this is the part that I think has been almost totally neglected.
He also wrote about aspects of the ancient world almost totally neglected by other historians, including accounting standards and attitudes toward debt and credit.
Another leading contender, this time in the Rediscovered Work category, is "Artaserse" by the almost totally neglected 18th-century Neapolitan master Leonardo Vinci (staged in Nancy, France, and performed in concert in other cities).
One is that what has been routinely focused on are three traditional attributes of work organizations, i.e., ownership, rank, and type, whereas organization size has been almost totally neglected.
Like Turkey's AK, the Muslim Brotherhood is primarily concerned with social justice, education, health and welfare, areas almost totally neglected by the former Mubarak dictatorship.
Only recently - and I'm sure because of my current situation - have I seen what a huge role I played in it, from being emotionally unavailable to controlling to almost totally neglecting our sex life.
Despite the eighteen centuries of the pre-Zionist Diaspora, and the fact that more than a half of the Jews in the world live outside Israel, Israeli historical geographers almost totally neglect Diaspora lifestyles and spatialities and ignore the impact of the geographical imagination of Diaspora Jews on the (re construction of Zionist territorial concepts and space.
These early poems reflect his interest in French symbolism and are now almost entirely neglected.
My books haven't been totally neglected.
