Sentence examples for great neglected from inspiring English sources

He printed this little selection in the Exile, and later on, in his book 'Polite Essays,' after speaking of William Carlos Williams as a great, neglected American writer, he referred to me as 'that still more unreceived and uncomprehended native hickory, Mr. Joseph Gould.' And here's Broom for August-November, 1923.

A year later as part of a 2013 International Human Rights Conference in Oslo, Ban recognized that the struggle for LGBT equality "is one of the great neglected human rights challenges of our time".

Infections with helminth parasites have great impact on global health and it has been estimated that at least one-third of the human population is infected with these parasites, prompting helminth infections to be termed the " Great Neglected Tropical Diseases" [ 4, 12].

This is one of those great neglected classics that, once heard, is never forgotten.

Others have highlighted the great neglected scandals of the war, such as the Soviet massacre of 20,000 captured Polish officers.

In the world of religion, one of the great neglected actors, a man who had a marquee moment but then fell into obscurity, is the Rev. James Stoll, a Unitarian Universalist who died in 1994.

Is the jury still out on whether Brian De Palma is America's greatest neglected auteur?

With a global disease burden greater than that of malaria or tuberculosis, worm infestation has been described as the greatest neglected tropical disease.

Simon Rattle, primarily known as a champion of contemporary music, has called Haydn "our greatest neglected composer," and he clearly empathizes with the music.

He concentrated on the philosophical side of greats, neglecting the historical element to such an extent that he claimed to need part of his history finals' time to learn history; he arrived 29 minutes late for the examination (any later would have been inadmissible) wearing a white magnolia buttonhole.

The international community has only recently begun to emphasise this "great neglect", with widespread calls for development agencies to keep people with disabilities "in the picture" and add disibility rights to the next development framework.