Sentence examples for has been virtually ignored from inspiring English sources

Sadly, its creative potential has been virtually ignored.

This season, Strasburg has a misleading 6-9 record, so his brilliance has been virtually ignored.

"But what has been virtually ignored -- thank God -- is updated, serious nonfiction.

But for the past two decades he has been virtually ignored in his native America.He is, above all, a designer, a maker of unique stage visions.

He has been virtually ignored by his party after saying that he will run again for president in an election in 2008.

Unlike its flashier cousin intelligence, the concept of wisdom has been virtually ignored by scientists, perhaps because nobody can quite put their finger on exactly what wisdom is.

But the White House has been virtually ignoring them and working with House Speaker Dennis Hastert, who actually listens to the anti-tax-cut pronouncements of Mr. Greenspan and Mr. Rubin.

Until very recently, this had been virtually ignored.

Young Japanese have used social media to organize and publicize demonstrations that have been virtually ignored by major newspapers and television networks.

Everybody travelled to Syracuse, in upstate New York, for Yoko's recent exhibition, whereas if they'd held something similar in, say, Coventry, it would have been virtually ignored.

Monarchos, a son of Maria's Mon out of Regal Band, had been virtually ignored in the run-up to the $1.1 million Derby.