Sentence examples for ignore though from inspiring English sources

One thing the Chinese couldn't ignore though was that population numbers were still swelling.

The one that historians will be unable to ignore though is the 2016 US election campaign being influenced by alleged hacked and leaked emails – and the open speculation there was an attempt to hack into election counting machines by a foreign power.

What we often forget (or choose to ignore), though, is that even light social drinking can have negative effects on our minds and bodies.

Kane is hard to ignore, though.

It's a message he can't ignore, though he'd probably like to.

Some of what's in them reminds Miss Miss of a death she cannot ignore, though she labors mightily to: Orestes the mother killer or a wriggly knot of worms or a snatch of old voodoo ceremony are as likely to pop out of a jar as pickled beets or saved scraps of meat.

After decades of being ignored, though, this week backhoes were levelling the ground and tractors were bringing bricks to construct the makeshift helipad in a private school ground.

Largely ignored, though, is a serious problem of sexual bullying among young people, which has long been recognised by agencies working with them.

In the absence of any conception of a deity in Buddhism, the question of sacerdotal mediation could be ignored, though in the Mahayana ("Greater Vehicle") school and in the Tantric (esoteric) school some elements of the priestly tradition survived.

That warning was ignored, though, by Alan Shearer on the original Match of the Day on Saturday night, playing in an unfamiliar one-Alan formation after the post-World Cup retirement of fellow pundit Alan Hansen.

Religion can hardly be ignored, though.