Sentence examples for entirely neglects from inspiring English sources

He entirely neglects the possibility, even the likelihood, that Oklahoma will defeat Florida Sate.

In her autobiography, Hurston quickly dismisses her first marriage and entirely neglects to mention her second; each lasted only a matter of months.

In the case of the Philippines, for instance, he concentrates on the civilian efforts of William Howard Taft and almost entirely neglects the long, brutal war against the Filipino insurgency that made those efforts possible.

Throughout, the show can never make up its mind whether it wants to be a full-blown romantic experience, a piece of social comment or outright kitsch, and it is so busy serving up helpings of double cheese that it entirely neglects to incorporate any narrative drive or tension.

Reducing the complexity of the muscles to strings entirely neglects the variations in muscle density (deformation) and structure during the complex movement of real muscle specimens, which is difficult to acquire.

That said, the Today Show piece entirely neglects the other real challenges facing Voice at this point: it requires you to start using a new telephone number (unless you wait it out until number portability) and the numbers shown by your outbound calls can be different from the ones your friends have, which can lead to confusion.

I don't entirely neglect my wood.

Still, they have not entirely neglected the Jesus wars.

He said the couple "entirely neglected" their daughter.

As an illegitimate son, Charles Martel was entirely neglected in the will.

But Ives does not entirely neglect his early, more conventional music.