Sentence examples for disregard what from inspiring English sources

In other words, one can disregard what is posted on a bulletin board.

Perhaps we should just disregard what S.&P. and its competitors say.

Disregard what you may have heard about how hard times may usher in an era of restraint.

We could cherry pick elements we liked from all the other settings and disregard what we didn't.

Or if, in another lesson, he was encouraged to disregard what you told him about sex, and to rely instead on teachers and health clinic staff members?

Mr. Calagione's innovation — which was actually a throwback — was to disregard what he called that "militant approach to brewing" and instead just use whatever tasted good.

"They are rather blatantly disregarding what Landmarks had said.

All that leaves me disregarding what we like to call "natural" with regard to parenting.

4.05pm: Rob Marris (Labour) wonders why Britain considers Israel a friend when it disregards what Britain thinks.

"Loral is disregarding what the creditors want," said Igor Volshteyn, an analyst who follows the high-yield securities markets.

That meant using the city's strengths and disregarding what other cities were doing with their garbage.