Sentence examples for bit neglected from inspiring English sources

The archive is a bit neglected and badly needs a deep-pocketed benefactor.

It's suggested that Denis and the children might have felt a bit neglected at times.

The house is worn, even a bit neglected, but it's a lot better than many first apartments.

If you look hard enough you can spot a Morandi or two between the Boteros and Wesselmans, but generally this part of the fair feels a bit neglected, left behind in the Armory's frantic drive to rebrand itself.

It is leaving the world's 200 biggest firms to the likes of IBM, and instead going after the next 800, which HCL's boss, Vineet Nayar, says tend to feel a bit neglected by the big traditional outsourcers.

Mr. Peña described the film, a 1999 drama about the American Civil War, as "a great one" that has been "a little bit neglected or overlooked" but that has gradually developed a cult following.

In the beginning, in the evenings, his family goes for drives, exploring their new environs bit by bit: the neglected dirt lanes, the shaded back roads.

Mr. Andsnes has explored quite a bit of neglected repertory in his still young career.

But I feel now it's a bit of a neglected masterpiece.

A year ago, the leaders of some of the world's biggest pharmaceutical companies arrived for a meeting in London, at Bill Gates's behest, and announced they would all do their bit towards fighting neglected tropical diseases (NTDs).

In tests, the app worked fairly well for recording video, but the video import process from the camera roll (on iOS) was a bit slow and neglected to import the audio.