Sentence examples for disregard the notion from inspiring English sources

Mr. Peres urged him to disregard the notion that the future was for the young.

If you're (still) reading this column and take away nothing else, then disregard the notion of cool and warm toned lipsticks.

That Pete Doherty cites it as an influence may perhaps not have bought the film to a new audience, as people tend to disregard the notions of self-confessed crack fans.

Your reference to Palestinians as failing to get their act together disregards the notion that the Oslo accords failed because of Israel.

With Mr Weld's luck, nothing is impossible.After all, he has spent his whole life flitting fortuitously from one peach job to another, propelled by a bizarre mixture of perfect self-confidence, first-rate intellect and personal disregard for the notion that Protestants are supposed to have a work ethic.

Do not disregard the feeling of weakness.

Leaving aside the fact that most Native defendants tried in the United States face Indian-free juries, and disregarding the fulsome notion that Native people can't be impartial jurists, Mr. Grassley got his facts wrong.

Disregarding the very notion of ordinary ink, he used -- so the catalog tells us -- "a composite of spit mixed with soot taken from wood-burning and, later, oil-burning stoves".

This stance was not a flagrant disregard for finances, just the notion that remaining true to a singular identity would prove easier to digest and more successful in the long run.

Disregarding the elastic notions of time then prevailing, and allowing 3,600 modern seconds to the hour, that gives us 90 seconds to each minute.

Somehow, I knew enough to disregard that advice and fixed on the notion of groundlings.