In Cameron's fourth novel, Omar Razaghi, a graduate student in Kansas by way of Iran and Canada, travels to Uruguay to research a biography of Jules Gund, a critically ignored expatriate writer who published only a single novel before his death.
"Rootabaga Stories," Sandburg's widely read but critically ignored collection of abstruse stories, is most often--but maybe dismissively--considered children's lit.
Mr. Scorsese's shot-by-shot explication of "A Woman of Paris" -- the critically beloved, widely ignored 1923 melodrama in which Chaplin appeared only in a fleeting cameo -- is like a mini-seminar in film appreciation.
When "The Unfortunates" by the English novelist B. S. Johnson appeared in England in 1969, it was, like the three novels that preceded it and the three that followed, critically praised and commercially ignored.
Their selections were augmented by three films chosen by an executive committee, a procedure introduced in 2008 after the broader committee had ignored a critically acclaimed Romanian film, "4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days" the year before.
Discord was originally a game developer itself, making the critically acclaimed but publicly ignored mobile battle arena Fates Forever.
In 2011, Hardy played a troubled war veteran/anti-hero brawler in the critically acclaimed yet publicly ignored MMA flick "Warrior," pulling a hoodie over his ripped physique and alternating between grumbling and barking his few lines for maximum dramatic effect.
Maradona's predecessor Jose Pekerman was a much respected coach but when the promise of that performance against Serbia was most seriously tested he was a critically passive figure, ignoring a Messi who, though unformed and still recovering from injury, might just have made the difference.
When aging cells bearing critically short telomeres ignore the senescence-inducing signals, or escape from the senescence growth arrest, their telomeres keep getting shorter and dangerously dysfunctional in terms of genomic instability.
Against expectations, Inside Llewyn Davis, though critically hailed, has been largely ignored by award-season voters, possibly because the qualities that make it a recognisable Coen Brothers film – an unsympathetic hero in a gloomy, rambling story – do not lend themselves the showbiz glitz.
Although temporary epicardial pacing is frequently utilised post-cardiac surgery, the potential impact of determining the optimal R-R interval in the critically ill has largely been ignored.
