Sentence examples for are so neglected from inspiring English sources

This is not a novel thought about how art transpires, but the mechanics of inspiration are so neglected, in our overdeliberate time, that it seems exotic.

The Marathas are so neglected that when the first march happened, in the city of Aurangabad, none of the major local newspaper or television outlets bothered to turn up, says Bhaiya Patil, a 28-year-old activist who has become the social media manager of the movement.

Part of the reason LGBTQ communities are so neglected in Jamaica might be due to the fact that almost 70percentt of the country identifies as Christian.

17 Disability adjusted years of life lost (DALYs) are an attempt to quantify the importance, severity, and impact of disease, but this approach does nothing for tropical diseases that are so neglected that DALYs have not been calculated.

We sometimes remark that hepatitis E is so neglected that it fails to make the short list of neglected tropical diseases (1 ).

The first is "the urgent need to strengthen long-neglected health systems". The health system here in Mozambique is so neglected and under-developed that in many provinces, just one pediatrician serves more than a million residents.

Melioidosis is so neglected however, that it's not even on the World Health Organization's list of neglected tropical diseases, Torres says.

Are You Ready was such an ebullient song that it's hard to understand how it could have been so neglected in the first place.

Why has she been so neglected?

The city was so neglected that donkeys with saddlebags were sometimes used for garbage removal.

"It was wrong that it had been so neglected," Mr. Moylan said.