Sentence examples for disregarding its origin from inspiring English sources
Besides the fact that Eddie is Eddie Murphy and Nick is Nick Cannon, today's America's Got Talent viewer was insulted by the temporary bleaching and remixing of a pejorative term while disregarding its origin.
We're going to end up with a whitewashed commercial variant of the genre that disregards its origins in communities of color.
A staging classification describes the anatomical extent of a tumour, disregarding its biological behaviour.
Politics, too, shamefully disregards its female elders.
The United States could therefore disregard its commitments with impunity.
We're going to end up with a whitewashed commercial variant of the genre that disregards that its origins in communities of color.
Conversely, if ever a treatment is safe, effective, preferred, supported by clear evidence, and lacking in any competition -- it is just as clearly the right choice, with similar disregard for its origins in a lab or a leaf.
It is a club that has, is and will continue to sign players based on their talent and ability, disregarding their origin, religion or any other society-driven distinction and parameter.
We know its origin and its meaning.
