Sentence examples for disregarded it is from inspiring English sources

If the popular theology preached by the philosophers from al-Fārābī to Averroës is disregarded, it is evident that philosophy proper meant to them what al-Fārābī called a state of mind dedicated to the quest and the love for the highest wisdom.

While it is certain that the dictates of conscience can never be morally disregarded, it is equally certain that a deliberately misleading act of conscience cannot morally be followed.

But when a full pattern of evidence emerges with only one clear conclusion, disregarding it is nothing more than willful ignorance.

'Reckless disregard,' it is true, cannot be fully encompassed in one infallible definition.

Respekt contrasts with contemptuous disregard; it is shown in conduct that is cautious, self-protective, other-placating.

The government even introduced legislation to make demonstrations in Parliament Square illegal but he disregarded it and was taken to court.

When I asked her why I was given an intake form only to have it disregarded, I was told that it was for government compliance.

In this study, the thickness of the surface layer has been disregarded because it is very small relative to the sizes of the nanowire's geometrical parameters.

(The 20 ms lower boundary that has been deducted from the Taylor study [87] has been disregarded because it is an outlier compared to the results of other studies).

Also, APACHE II was disregarded because it is not readily available immediately upon ICU admission, but 24 hours later.

In addition, the algorithm means that an apparent disease progression to year two, for example, is disregarded if it is not confirmed by the data for year three.