Sentence examples for ignored at all from inspiring English sources

For me, that movement is synonymous with the voices of black and minority ethnic (BME) students being systemically ignored, at all levels of the university.

But this is still a space that cannot be ignored at all.

Considering the large specific surface of the efflorescence, this risk should not be ignored at all, particularly if cleaning by mechanical procedures is attempted.

For example, former Vice President Dick Cheney, the author of the Iraq war who now advocates for military action against Iran, should be ignored at all costs.

Any comments you receive are invalid and must be ignored at all costs.

Stressing that he did not "ignore at all the British point of view or even the British sensitivity", he said that, following "frank" conversations with Mr Blair, the symbolically charged word "federal" would be taken out; tax harmonisation would be ruled out; and there would be no name change mentioning a "united Europe".

Ignoring is easier said than done, so stick to the safe side and do not ignore at all.

Italian was completely ignored at Vittorino's school; all instruction was given in Latin, the study of which, along with Greek, reached a high level of excellence.

Says Trilling: "They have so far ignored at least half of all the stars".

But the requirement to recite the pledge has been all but ignored at most New York City schools for much of the last 30 years, since the waning days of the Vietnam War, education officials say.

She's been neglected and humiliated, and we have all been neglected and ignored at times".