Sentence examples for did he neglect from inspiring English sources

Nor did he neglect the other imperial frontiers in the conception of Byzantine grandeur.

Nor does he neglect the times when the BBC has failed its audience and betrayed its charter, usually when it has given in to or anticipated government pressure.

Or does he neglect to apologize or show remorse for hurtful words he said to you?

Had he forgotten – or did he just neglect to mention it?

Their rivalry often elevates to the point where Kyle becomes so obsessed with beating Cartman at whatever he does, he sometimes neglects Stan and Kenny in the process.

In doing so he neglects to mention that the U.S. military is the world's single largest consumer of oil products, and that U.S. expenditures for "defense" each year are many times more than any other country.

In so doing, he has painfully neglected to pay attention to and feed his characters' interiority, which is, ultimately, what keeps the audience watching.

Although JND's excitement seemed to stem mostly from laboratory work, he did not neglect clinical studies and he encouraged the work of those young clinicians who were more suited to 'dry' rather than 'wet' research, particularly if they could lead to a better understanding of the diseases that he had helped to define.

Downes's other great strengths were in Russian opera, especially Prokofiev and Shostakovich, though he did not neglect Tchaikovsky or Mussorgsky, and in 20th-century opera: he conducted several premieres and British premieres.

Yet he did not neglect the mathematical side of his training; in 1816 he proved his mathematical prowess by placing as both second Wrangler and second Smith's Prize man.

But he did not neglect his birth place in La Haye: in a letter of 1649, he described himself as "a man who was born in the gardens of Touraine" (5 349).