Sentence examples for ignored equally from inspiring English sources

But while public opinion since the revolution can no longer be completely ignored, equally important to the continuance of the regime (headless, but otherwise, to date, intact) is the constituency of the security state: the police officers, state security, and the army protecting the regime.

It emphasized issues of sexual morality while ignoring equally urgent matters of economic and racial justice".

The Dissent Saying That Culture Plays a Greater Role Other critics complain that evolutionary psychologists often underemphasize the extent to which culture influences human behavior, and ignore equally plausible cultural explanations for their data.

But his insistence that the United States is the sole culprit behind the poverty and turmoil propelling so many people northward ignores equally important factors -- beginning with the anti-entrepreneurial, anti-individualistic bent of Spanish colonialism -- that restricted economic opportunity and political liberty.

The primary point of our review is to suggest it is inappropriate to ignore equally valid interpretations of data.

By 10th grade, I'd developed a Quasimodo-like posture and crabwise walk, hoping to escape being teased as a "brain" or a "chink," and then finding being ignored almost equally painful.

The other, though largely ignored, is equally crucial: the uprisings of local networks and fighters.

Bush praised the Palestinians for electing President Mahmoud Abbas but ignored their equally free and fair election of Hamas last year: I have an interest as I chaired the EU's parliamentary observer mission for both elections.

It is interesting that the government has said it is disappointed with the ruling and will seek to appeal, because it has already ignored an equally categ­orical decision in 2008 concerning the retention of innocent people's DNA.

Lucille Ball began her career as a wisecracking extra in Hollywood movies, so it's no surprise that the best lines in this biography are hers, from the famous quip that Katharine Hepburn "ignored everyone equally" to the dismissal of a suitor with a tart "I'm not the crooked-finger-and-teacup type".

But she ignores the equally fine singing of Kenita R. Miller.