Sentence examples for critical neglect from inspiring English sources
The biographies and criticism on him are full of statements about his critical neglect, his disappointments, and his political differences with other black artists and intellectuals.
After his death, in 1961, his work fell into critical neglect.
The decades of public and critical neglect were reversed in 1994, when Three Tall Women won the Pulitzer.
That clarity should be penalised by critical neglect is perhaps unfair, though it's not every writer who welcomes critical attention.
Stephen King, who preceded her, had taken the assembled literati to task for its critical neglect of writers such as John Grisham, Tom Clancy and himself.
The recognition of Hugo as a great poet at the time of his death was followed by a period of critical neglect.
Most critical studies neglected this aspect of the work.
The phase-equilibrium calculations include the binodal curve, the spinodal curve and the critical point neglecting the polydispersity of the polymer samples.
These results demonstrate that understanding the domestic supply of compliance is a critical, if neglected, aspect of international law theory.
Model choice is a critical yet neglected issue in genetical genomics studies.
