Sentence examples for always been ignored from inspiring English sources

Their daily chores of cleaning, cooking or raising their children have always been ignored by national accounts.

"We've always been ignored by the Republicans because we're the blue section of the state, and the Democrats have taken us for granted," he said.

Predictions of disaster have always been ignored — that is why there is a Cassandra myth — but it is hard to think of a time when so many major warned-against calamities have occurred in such quick succession.

I don't point these things out to be churlish, but because as a woman of colour I know we have always fought against the double burden of sexist and racist oppression and have always been ignored in our fight.

According to one developer, this has been perpetuated by the fact that dating sites and apps still make most of their revenue from men. "The biggest problem is women have always been ignored as a customer group," he said.

Unfortunately, it had always been ignored until some research reported recently.

That was one lesson of the revolution: it could almost always be ignored.

(Those tend to say something like "eBay user, change your password!" and should always be ignored).

One looks like a black pyramid and is always being ignored at parties because humans think he is a piece of sculpture.

The Labour leader's moments of skilled leadership will always be ignored by his opponents, as will the fact that the BBC, despite being positively deranged with political correctness, has employed Clarkson for many years and paid him millions.

The predatory All Black wing Sitiveni Sivivatu must have covered acres of ground inside the Leinster 22 in the last five minutes, switching from one side of Clermont's battering-ram forward assault to the other, seemingly always in space, always at pace, always (I presume) calling for the ball, and always being ignored.