Sentence examples for comfortably ignored from inspiring English sources

References to black identity, one of Mr. Johnson's main themes, tend to seem tacked on, relegated to the margins where they can mostly be comfortably ignored.

Now a current account deficit of 7% odd cannot be comfortably ignored for long, and it would have been hard for investors to shrug off.

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The joke, as many critics argued and Fey herself later admitted, was also a manifestation of a certain kind of privilege ― that for many white, well-off liberals, American upheaval is an external disruption that might be upsetting, but can be comfortably ignored.

In a standard analysis, where only regions regarded as unambiguously aligned are considered, this uncertainty is comfortably ignored by those who perform the analyses.

During those years in the sporting wilderness, I was able to comfortably ignore them.

It should be no surprise to anyone that they chose to comfortably ignore the Labour call to vote remain.

One can only imagine what such reforms would do for states such as Illinois and North Carolina, for example, where career politicians in gerrymandered districts can comfortably ignore the needs of voters.

So, the U.S. president is comfortably ignoring this statistic.

The filth that we have to live with for months now, while they comfortably ignore their jobs.

They spend the day like they would any other: head to their local cafe, read the newspaper, chat comfortably, ignore each other a bit, share their gluten free bircher and poached eggs on toast.