Sentence examples for better ignore from inspiring English sources
One path from Garfield Terrace is fenced off, with a "residents only" sign, though people who know better ignore the sign and go through the gate.
"So is a doctor really supposed to say, Gee, the patient is feeling good but I better ignore that and go by the numbers?" It was late in the afternoon, and we were sitting in Kaptchuk's garden in Cambridge.
I would answer wholeheartedly yes to Kaptchuk's question: "So is a doctor really supposed to say, Gee, the patient is feeling good but I better ignore that and go by the numbers?" The year I was diagnosed with cancer I'd never felt better in my life.
Learning how to better ignore negative thoughts is not learning how to think, it's learning how to disassociate.
NEVER be nice to her -- even better, ignore her.
But in an entertainment culture committed to the glorification of gangsters, few will conclude that characters like the Noonans are better ignored than immortalized.
The New York Philharmonic arrives in early September, to celebrate the festival's 10th anniversary, although the actual anniversary was April 18, a date better ignored.
Back then, long before we had reached the "transgender tipping point," there wasn't a place for students like Collin, and no teacher to offer guidance on what was considered a controversial topic better ignored than embraced.
If they're yelling and obviously jealous, they're probably better ignored, but if they're calmly stating their opinion, then let it be.
The woman in the tollbooth had on her Walkman and sunglasses, the better to ignore us.
