Sentence examples similar to ignored a multitude from inspiring English sources
The campaign, according to the report, was certain Democratic turnout would be substantially lower than it was in 2008, ignoring a multitude of polls, the huge early-voting numbers, and a get-out-the-vote operation that they should have seen with their own eyes.
Ignore a negative filter.
From a very different place in the political spectrum, Manish Sabharwal, a corporate leader, argued that the Hazare team's emphasis on creating a super-policing agency is too simplistic and ignores the multitude of steps needed, from reforming election laws to increasing transparency in government contracting.
Tony ignores the multitude of reports indicating that revulsion against the occupation is now widespread among ordinary people.
Even the famous broader measure "Are we better off than we were four years ago" ignores the multitude of extrinsic factors that determine the economic cycle.
Such false certainty might be pretended by selecting, for example, one silvicultural strategy as irrevocably established and ignoring the multitude of possible management paths.
But that narrative ignores the multitude of other local taxes and fees, from "sin" taxes to red-light-camera fines, that Chicagoans are forced to pay.
This fallacy occurs when national security actions related to cyberspace are focused outward while ignoring the multitude of attacks originating from Web sites hosted on U.S. servers under false registrations.
But this exceptionalism sits in the context of willfully ignoring the multitude of other iterations that surround and support it.
But this exceptionalism sits in the context of wilfully ignoring the multitude of other iterations that surround and support it.
