Sentence examples for ignored him in from inspiring English sources

Cooke said he was not surprised that pro teams ignored him in favor of European players.

And why would either listen to Canterbury having already ignored him in the past?

No wonder a later scientific generation, newly professionalized, ignored him in favor of his more austere and single-minded colleagues.

Occasional chinks show up in the bonhomie; Kirk Douglas claimed that she ignored him in "The Strange Love of Martha Ivers," and Cyd Charisse said much the same of "East Side, West Side" (1949), although that is more easily excused.

But officials said the duo often ignored him in an effort to avert what they believed was bad policy, in hopes that if they paused the process, the president would move on to another topic.

In Miami on Sunday night, with first place in the American Conference East at stake, Marino will be a reminder of how his now-familiar foe, the Jets, ignored him in the draft.

What if the people who find him offensive are choosing just to ignore him in the street?

It would be nice, and maybe wise, simply to ignore him, in the hope that he will, after all these many years, just go away.

To let one of the world's greatest writers slip through our fingers, to ignore him in such a shameless manner is nothing short of a scandal.

One region, however, continues to ignore him: "In the British Isles, it must be said, Archimboldi remained a decidedly marginal writer".

Gilbert admires Anne Megan Followss) when she arrives at their one-room schoolhouse; she registers his handsomeness but ignores him, in part because of his cockiness; he calls her Carrots; she smashes a slate over his head.