Sentence examples for ignored idea from inspiring English sources

Grimes grounded his argument on the much needed, and largely ignored, idea that policy on housing affordability was based in value judgement.

One former associate said that Mr. Lehman ignored ideas that weren't his own.

Critics contend that a reason Detroit is in so much trouble is because its mainstay industry of automaking has stubbornly ignored ideas from outside sources.

The authors point out that students sometimes ignored ideas proposed by classmates or failed to engage in critical discussion of proposed ideas, thus not necessarily constructing a complete understanding of the question at hand.

A common criticism of the Administration of George W. Bush is that it ignores ideas that conflict with its aims.

Marx's philosophy of history can seem like a deterministic materialism that ignores ideas and passes no judgment on the change it describes.

But Tohoku ignored that idea.

Congress has ignored that idea in past years.

In Suskind's telling, Geithner, as Treasury secretary, willfully ignored the idea, defying the president and possibly committing "fireable offenses" that were "perilously close to insubordination".

That movement has ignored the idea of spontaneous but networked protest, and instead focused on taking large crowds to set-piece events like summits.

Initially ignored, the idea of hidden variables inspired interest after the publication of Bohm's Causality and Chance in Modern Physics (1957), the prediction of the Aharonov-Bohm effect (1959), and especially after it led American physicist John Bell to discover the Bell inequality theorem (1964; see quantum mechanics: Paradox of Einstein, Podolsky, and Rosen).