Sentence examples for having already ignored from inspiring English sources

And why would either listen to Canterbury having already ignored him in the past?

There's an absurdly comic purity to lines like this that suggest that the filmmakers, having already ignored little details like complex characters and psychological motivations, decided to whittle the whole thing down to its generic core.

Having already ignored convention, the couple then learned that their horoscopes — the consideration of which was essential to marriage — deemed them incompatible: Narayan and Rajam were told that they must not marry.

California has already ignored too many warnings.

The bank had already ignored your mother's request last August to close an account, due to an "administrative error", and sent her £50 and flowers.

It is interesting that the government has said it is disappointed with the ruling and will seek to appeal, because it has already ignored an equally categ­orical decision in 2008 concerning the retention of innocent people's DNA.

The officials said that the Iraqi captains, who have already ignored two sets of warning shots from United States Navy vessels, have since been ordered to stop on demand and to cooperate with boarding parties.

As he left for Germany, Mr. Morsi abruptly backed down from some of the emergency measures he had imposed — and which the public had already ignored — saying that he would leave it to the provincial authorities to set their own curfews.

U.S. trade representatives had already ignored similarly blunt pleas from other Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) countries meeting in Paris on Thursday.

Yet the president had already ignored pleas from mercy from Mark "Barney" Greenway, the singer of one of his favorite bands, Napalm Death (probably far more personally important a figure to Jokowi than Iommi, despite the latter's overall stature) sent in a January letter.

California banned phthalates in children's toys in October, even though the Consumer Product Safety Commission in the U.S. and the European Union's scientific risk assessment found no cause for worry (Europe, however, had already ignored its scientists and banned phthalates in toys too).