The phrase "ignore the point" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it in a sentence like: "I don't think we need to worry about that issue, so let's just ignore the point altogether."
Investors are also told to "ignore the point we made in our email about the past increase in value" from previous investment projects.
By focusing on arbitrary numbers you can ignore the point of engaging with influencers, which is really to find people that will be influential to YOUR target audience.
While one could argue that this experience is somehow inauthentic, that the inflated fees and gross ticket prices are endemic of a side of the industry that could live incredibly happily without NAAFI or L.I.E.S, to do so would be to completely ignore the point of the celebrity DJ and what they do.
Equating them undermines the prevention of future attacks by giving us permission to ignore the points of view of the attackers, however morally or politically illegitimate they are.
The administration — again — also has ignored the point of a public comment period.
My father ignored the point, but in a harder way than my mother had.
Or was there a "momentum in the escalation and show of force which was ignoring the point the manual makes"?
While that is true enough, it ignores the point that it is Germany's efforts that have made it so competitive, rather than membership of the eurozone.
But even if the race narrows, it ignores the point: with an energy crisis, a horrendous budget deficit and a reputation for mixing money-raising with law-making, Mr Davis should surely be the one desperately trying to catch up.His relative comfort stems from a pre-emptive defence by his Machiavellian campaign manager, Gary South.
"This analysis ignores the point that following the great recession the UK employment rate has grown more than any G7 country, living standards have reached their highest level and wages continue to rise faster than prices – and will be helped by the new national living wage".
To insist that drawing a line as such is wrong ignores the point of doing so, and recourse to the alternative of a competency test is not appropriate or practicable.
