Sentence examples for being ignored after from inspiring English sources

Ben resented being ignored; after all he had had dealings with mayoral assistants.

Investor groups have raised alarm about shareholder pay revolts being ignored, after a series of big votes against remuneration reports were publicly dismissed by companies.

Reports of people meeting online to form suicide pacts, or being ignored after expressing suicidal feelings on social networking sites, have recently made media headlines.

The frustration of being ignored after what seemed like another promising date had led us to take action and look at new ways of meeting people.

There was no chance of the winger being ignored after the interval here yesterday, though, after the penalty he won controversially and converted in the 45th minute set Manchester United en route to victory.

"The reality is, the poor were ignored before, and the poor are ignored after".

The murders of so many Italians were ignored after 1947 for reasons of cold-war diplomacy.

These recommendations were ignored after Margaret Thatcher's ascent to power, although most of them were later adopted piecemeal.

Pietersen also claimed he was ignored after trying to alert Flower to the anxiety condition which forced Jonathan Trott's withdrawal from last winter's Ashes.

Bratza said he was glad that some of the other initial UK proposals such as fees and the "sunset clause" – under which cases which had not been settled could be ignored after a certain period – had been dropped.

He said he was ignored after visiting several government agencies, including the Ministry of Agriculture, to whom he brought samples of ground meat that Meat Hope sold as beef but that actually contained pork hearts.