Sentence examples for if unheeded from inspiring English sources

"It wasn't nice," he said of his remark, calling it an early, if unheeded, lesson about keeping "my big mouth shut".

"I got a long e-mail saying that he couldn't live with himself if the massacre went unheeded so he was going back for more evidence," Ms. Bowers said.

"We hope that by showing that scientists are not a soft touch, that there will be a political price to pay if our message goes unheeded by the Treasury".

If so, his words went unheeded.

But like Adams's brilliant work, this book, too, is a portrait -- much of it truly interesting, even remarkably so in parts -- of a talented intellectual adrift in America, a man rarely wrong if also all too frequently unheeded.

At a meeting last week in Jerusalem, the conservatives voted to create a separate body within the Anglican union to carry the fight against the American church and its liberal allies, amid warnings that the new body could form the basis for a separate church if the conservatives' demands went unheeded.

If Mr. Pivar's early warnings went unheeded, it is little wonder.

"My primary worry," he told me without his characteristic levity, "is that I'm going to become the Al Gore of the right" — meaning, a forecaster of doom, appreciated and unheeded as the clever if somewhat lonely guy who told them so.

Playwrights have tackled the messy subject of war at least since the Greek tragedians did, and if their dramatic pleas for peace have gone largely unheeded, the dramatist's compulsion to write about the topic has hardly waned.

I wonder whether anyone on hand during preproduction or the shoot had an inkling of the offensiveness of the script or the depictions — and, if so, why they either said nothing or went unheeded.

It is an affliction that often starts young and goes unheeded — younger than would seem possible, as if in exiting the womb I was enveloped in a gray and itchy wool blanket instead of a soft, pastel-colored bunting.