Sentence examples for forgotten ignored from inspiring English sources

Some members of the party think the region is best forgotten, ignored or even openly vilified — there are, after all, plenty of other fish in the states.

"David Buick's been forgotten, ignored or just plain disrespected for the best part of 100 years," said Larry Gustin, the biographer of David Dunbar Buick, founder of what would become the Buick division of General Motors.

The Ukip leader was speaking at Hartlepool's Grand Hotel, where he said the region had been "forgotten, ignored, overlooked" by government and stressed that Ukip were the "main challengers to Labour in the north of England".

Four MIT students from the first class presented well-researched information and narratives — previously obscured, forgotten, ignored — that shed new light on the history of science and technology in the U.S. One of many revelations unearthed in the course involves the story of MIT's founder and first president William Barton Rogers.

But also for transcendence, a zap to the synaptic cleft; for a slice of the strange, the shock of an Other, a witness not yet heard from, archaeologies forgotten, ignored or despised; that radioactive glow of genius in the dark: grace notes, ghosts and gods".

Another author, of a more recent book, documents how even the seemingly non-violent welfare state causes what he calls "death by liberalism," yet that author also compliments policy-makers as "well-meaning". When this real, institutionalized, and clearly political violence is forgotten, ignored or excused, it's thereby condoned and perpetuated.

These summaries are action-oriented and cover different views and opinions, as well as conclusions and resolutions, so that directors won't forget, ignore, or resurface key positions.

This, while even the people most clamoring for relief and change are voicing their anger over having been forgotten and ignored, is an irony not to be ignored.

However, the international student experience is often forgotten or ignored.

Too often, in the last 50 years, the energy-thrift lessons of vernacular architecture have been forgotten or ignored.

Let it not be forgotten or ignored that these barbarities existed in other dictatorships.