Sentence examples for disregarded one from inspiring English sources

The builders disregarded one stone that did not seem important.

On Friday, Walton said he hated to believe that such experienced prosecutors would have blatantly disregarded one of his rulings, but that "it's hard for me to reach any other conclusion".

Consumer groups in Italy staged a widely publicized (if also widely disregarded) one-day pasta strike last fall.

Soderbjerg censures a WLT religion host, Rev. Irving James Knox, for lusting after a young woman and--more importantly for Ray--for disregarding one of Ray's own explicit rules against sexual misdemeanors on and off the air.

Inevitably, the user and the technology creator would disregard one another.

Though it's unhealthy to excessively obsess over minutia, it's a mistake to disregard one's own actions when it comes to being sensitive to the small things that affect others and to the details that affect our own lives.

Disregarding one 's conscience means escaping from the true self and is often followed by feelings of guilt.

With the increasing dominance of the 79p iTunes single-track download, many music fans will be disregarding one-minute wonders as frivolous money-wasting and going instead for the drawn-out prog-rock epic.

Disregarding one-time charges, the company's profit was 88 cents per share.

So analysts, in the habit of disregarding one-time charges, saw PeopleSoft as more profitable than it really was.

Looking ahead, Phillips-Van Heusen said it expects first-quarter earnings of between 33 cents and 43 cents per share, or 40 cents to 50 cents when disregarding one-time items.