Sentence examples for disregarding boundaries from inspiring English sources

Typical for many of his generation, Mr. D'Souza, it turned out, had journeyed from one religion to another, disregarding boundaries that once mattered.

Yet, it occurs globally disregarding boundaries of geography, culture or wealth.

But men have long been taught to disregard boundaries, as any glance at statistics of street harassment demonstrates.

A long time ago quite innocently, the Postal Service came up with Post Office names based on their delivery routes, disregarding municipal boundaries.

According to Margulis's Preface, science is a specialistic detailed exploration that tends to lose the big picture, despite the fact that nature disregards boundaries among disciplines.

The judges of the National Book Awards tacitly suggest a heartening response: the American idea not only translates, it disregards national boundaries.

The need to be connected to everything, everyone, all the time is so ingrained into many students' identity that they disregard social boundaries.

But sometimes he disregards the boundaries of his syllabus when he has something exciting to share from another specialty.

"Everybody regards her as a superb intellectual and somebody who has for many years disregarded disciplinary boundaries," says the economic historian Joel Mokyr, of Northwestern University...

But as it is, now that the whole of the country as far as the Alps has been designated Italy, we should disregard these boundaries, but none the less agree, as is agreed by all, that Ombrica, properly so‑called, extends all the way to Ravenna; for Ravenna is inhabited by these people.

More importantly, hell tends to disregard international boundaries.