Sentence examples for gets disregarded from inspiring English sources

Sadly, pursuing this wholeness is one part of the journey that gets disregarded, as we are told to pursue growing up instead.

But they do tend to get disregarded by hospital staff.

"Even Scott [Bibus], who does bloody and zombie-type stuff, does not get disregarded in the same way that some of the women are," Marbury said.

"It's more than a little hypocritical that Fairport has to obey the law while the state gets to disregard" its April 1 budget deadline.

Scores goals, links up play and has the heart of a lion – if he gets injured disregard the answer above.

That way, Pakistan's judicial system will not have been disregarded, and the U.S. government will get their man back.

We've always been disregarded, we get told that what we're doing won't work in the real world.

The question is, how many shootings were waded through or disregarded to get these accounts?

When he finally does get up, he disregards the reports of an Allied invasion in Normandy.

But starting off with the idea that you're a failure if you don't get the position disregards plenty of factors beyond your control, such as the mindset of your boss and any other role changes within the company.

"Football managers now just get tossed around, chucked about, disregarded, rubbished.