Sentence examples for diligently ignoring from inspiring English sources
To have pushed one's body to the extremes of existence by diligently ignoring the little switch in the mind which triggers the "full" button after a hefty meal, and to have done this so impressively as to have assumed the epic proportions of a killer whale, is a feat one surely must applaud.
FOR the past 250 years, politicians and hard-headed men of business have diligently ignored what economics has to say about the gains from trade much as they may pretend, or in some cases even believe, that they are paying close attention.
Of those of you who aren't diligently blocking the ads on this page, 63percentt are apparently ignoring them anyway.
It's so determined to ignore the taboos diligently observed in mainstream Japanese entertainment that it includes a prostitute splattered with feces as well as bestiality and a party at a grave site.
Carjacking and kidnapping are diligently recorded but rape is shamefully ignored.
We ignored those in favour of diligently crafted, beautifully shot labours of love that were full of heart and interesting points of view and winning performances.
"Through either gross negligence or a willful choice to ignore the signs of the fraud, G.S.E.C. failed to diligently investigate the red flags it was made aware of, to contact Bayou's auditors to request additional information, or to alert the appropriate authorities of what it had learned," the suit says.
There may be no more than perhaps a dozen international correspondents in the world who have reported diligently on a number of major resistance movements, even as far better informed citizen journalists produce accounts which are ignored by major media.
He worked for years as a newspaper columnist - and reportedly rather diligently, a fact remarked on with some surprise by friends who watched Donaldson's third financial implosion loom - he had ignored tax demands for years and had to declare bankruptcy.
