Sentence examples similar to disregarding having from inspiring English sources

LGBT rights and the coinciding discrimination that is consistently disregarded, have always been political, and now is no different.

But Mr. Morsi's disregard has been much harder to take.

Instead, its sneering disregard has been allowed to grow into a state of worthy pomposity.

In fact, considerable disregard has developed in relation to the Obama administration's capacity to persuade, dissuade, or create either serious confidence or discomfort in Europe.

Black people in particular, against the historical backdrop of surveillance and state hostility and corporate disregard, have a right to doubt these technologies.

The sharp focus of Four Corners' cameras on Lynette Daley's brutal end in Callous Disregard has finally given her grieving family another chance to seek justice.

The shows we watch on television of struggling families that we once turned our heads to in disregard, have now become a mirror to our own lives.

Another student, disregarding instructions, had taken his pants off.

As a result, disregarding weekends has no effect on the dataset.

The significance level of differential methylation between controls and patUPD7 was disregarded for having only a single patUPD7 sample.

These disregarded years had been years of acquisition … They had acquired a kitchen safe of white wood and netting.