Sentence examples for ignore that when from inspiring English sources

How can we ignore that, when the Bible contains a detailed account of it?

Even the President couldn't ignore that when making his speech.

EOIN We really have to ignore that when we're purely in music-making mode, because it's important to keep in touch with your gut instincts with melodies and sounds.

They also read the best monograph on the subject, Pauline Maier's, Ratification: The People Debate the Constitution, 1787-1788 (2010), and therefore they know something that Berkowitz chooses to ignore — that when it came to voting on ratification, the Constitution squeaked through by a narrow margin.

"But if you're raising hundreds of millions to billions of dollars, why would the SEC ignore that when they're auditing the financials of some piddly company that's raising $50 million in an IPO?" In many ways, the startup world has been working toward this moment since 2002, with the passage of Sarbanes-Oxley, a law that established new accounting standards for publicly traded companies.

But he's also shown that he's willing to ignore that rhetoric when he wants to.

I divide by 16 regardless of the number of games actually played because injuries are a part of the game, and I do not want to ignore that factor when assessing a player's overall fantasy value.

Baseball has always been a business, regardless of our collective childlike refusal to recognize it as such, but it was easier to ignore that fact when the owners were keeping the money side secret.

While literary history normally avoids using political milestones to define literary epochs, we can hardly ignore that (particularly when it comes to modern Czech literature) historical events and social changes had a direct impact on the quality of literary life and its products.

I have often told people that you should not ignore that feeling when you have it, as it is usually telling you something, and it is usually right.

That's as much as George Bush was involved in one of the most consequential decisions of his presidency?! (It was, technically speaking, his presidency, even if Cheney and Cheney's people tended to ignore that fact when it was more convenient to pretend otherwise).