Sentence examples for feel ignored to from inspiring English sources
Adult literacy classes paid for largely by the city — and now facing $4.6 million in cuts, 60 percent of their total budgets — allow people who might otherwise feel ignored to feel, instead, embraced by the powers that be.
After spending twelve-and-a-half pages in a fourteen-page article arguing exactly the opposite position, Tomasky then concedes that "at certain crucial points" Obama "allowed the liberal base to feel ignored and condescended to, and even if a president can't and won't fulfill all the goals the base has in mind, he cannot do that".
Caplan says: "You feel dismissed, you feel ignored … you have to gird your loins, you have to be ready to be bullish and persistent".
Washington has tried to ensure that South Korea did not feel ignored by its efforts to engage the North.
Rather than a source of joy to the immunology field -- which was starting to feel ignored by the Nobel Committee -- the 2011 medicine Nobel has been a source of controversy.
No one wants to feel ignored and the fact that I now can visibly see what you are doing on social media in real time as you ignore me is infuriating.
She always needed to load her Snapchat stories one more time, or to reply to a message that had come in two minutes ago because she didn't want her friend to feel ignored.
It's already very easy to feel ignored in New York City, but as Kikuchiyo-san, I sometimes felt totally invisible," she said.
But perhaps we shouldn't be so detached: if today's politics are evidence of anything, it's that those who feel ignored have finally managed to wield the most power.
When children feel ignored, they often whine to get your attention.
