Sentence examples for certain disregard from inspiring English sources

My research revealed a certain disregard for many NGOs.

Indeed, part of the cult of Yosemite climbing is a certain disregard — for some individuals, one might call it open rebellion — for social norms and the status quo.

It takes a certain disregard for fashion to put a beautiful woman like Carmen Kass in a shapeless, stone-colored linen sack.

Thanks in large part to this isolation, a certain disregard for the usual etiquettes and niceties of other ski areas permeates Powder Mountain.

"The nature of this bin Laden organization is such," Mr. Roth said, "that there is a certain disregard for the safety of others".

It may be that people who have the aptitude and the appetite to play contact sports at the professional level are those who have a certain disregard for longevity.

Despite becoming part of government, she still has a certain healthy disregard for the pigs.

The emphasis here is on a specific negotiation among certain parties, disregarding the outcome at industry level.

Conventional thought might dictate that an artist has two options: one, continue with the proven dynamic of the first album, but with added compositional devices or embellishments that reveal a deepening of the craft, or two, make an album that to a certain extent disregards the particular expectations brought by the debut in favor of a more liberating sonic palette.

"This caused considerable dissatisfaction, as the choice of the company was clear and the determination on the part of certain persons to disregard their wishes with regard to promotions gave just grounds for complaint".

After the House passed legislation on Thursday for the president's religion-based initiative, the Senate majority leader, Tom Daschle of South Dakota, said he was unlikely to consider the measure soon because of provisions that allow religious charities to hire only members of their faith and to disregard certain state and local anti-discrimination laws.