Sentence examples for as ignored from inspiring English sources
Amla and Kallis have not so much coped with the pressure as ignored it.
They are as ignored by New Yorkers as the brain-numbing car alarms that used to fill the night air.
At Trinity College, Dublin he did submit work to the literary magazine but it "wasn't so much rejected as ignored.
Avant-garde exploration is not so much wrestled with as ignored; much of this piece could have been written a century ago.
Few cuisines are as ignored by the rest of the world as Germany's, and the few widespread images are stereotypical: Bavarian beer halls, schnitzel, wurst and fatty hunks of pork with heavy sauces.
I understand that Goveish reforms may change that, and there are lots of schools that put discipline far higher than any form of self-expression, but I'm not sure that Ken Robinson's ideas have been as ignored as he and Montague claimed.
Brooks characterizes this strategy as ignoring the "ignorant masses" to "ram health care through reconciliation".
This is as egregious as ignoring subprime debt in 2007.
But is ignoring a person the same as ignoring a pop-up ad?
Critics have argued that the academics used too many simplifying assumptions, such as ignoring trading costs.
George Bush senior didn't so much snub his party as ignore it.
