Sentence examples for expect to be ignored from inspiring English sources
Normally, Guillermo Jaramillo, governor of a poor and debt-ridden province, could expect to be ignored by Colombia's highly centralized government in far off Bogotá.
But I wonder whether it's internalized racism, or outsiderness, whether some communities tolerate behavior they don't truly like because they expect to be ignored.
As a journalist who regularly tries to get comment from government agencies and representatives, more often than not, I expect to be ignored, deflected, or fed generic responses that have been copy-pasted from press releases and highly manicured official statements.
Fatigue, meal-times, even Christmas are expected to be ignored.
A direct plea from the Prime Minister to call off the strike was expected to be ignored, while Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said he had sent a message of support to junior doctors and warned that many would want to leave the NHS if the dispute with the Government was not resolved.
But this already-clever premise was taken to new heights when John, expecting to be ignored outright, managed to get in contact with the agent of one Christopher Walken.
He expected the book to be ignored.
I expect that it will continue to be ignored by many.
Given the theme of the conference, however, it was probably impossible to expect political and ethical concerns to be ignored and as Ashton (12/12) argued "this debate cannot be separated into scientific and political aspects.
