Sentence examples for ignored part of from inspiring English sources

Strauss walked off, an ignored part of the history taking place all round him.

This is the most ignored part of the debate on the war, which I hope we can correct.

If people of colour do not exercise their democratic right to vote they will remain an invisible, voiceless and largely ignored part of the electorate.

Rubin's devotion to this largely ignored part of our literary heritage not only shows off her abilities as a researcher, but also amounts to a quiet repudiation of certain intellectual debates still wheezing and gasping over Roland Barthes's mischievious announcement about "the death of the author".

Bringing the ignored part of India into the mainstream is morally right.

However, the 1.6 million African and Caribbean immigrants (from 1960 to 1995)1 are a largely ignored part of the S&E workforce.

What makes the films feel contemporary, he said, is the powerful way they reveal previously ignored parts of English society.

"The ignored parts of these announcements are that companies are hiring while they're doing it," said Eric Rolfe Greenberg, the director of management studies at the American Management Association, a nonprofit group in New York that holds corporate training seminars.

Those two things are the most ignored parts of our beings.

The arguments for "continuity New Labour" or for a sharp swing left each ignore part of this challenge.

The European Commission, at the request of French banks, had decided to allow the banks to ignore part of one rule, related to the valuation of derivatives.