Sentence examples for ignored pieces from inspiring English sources
Well, not any more - now all of us can hear not only many of those previously mysterious artworks, but other great, more ignored, pieces too.
The Bush administration decided it was so important to get the buy-in from the financial industry, that they ignored significant pieces.
There are also factual inaccuracies; Kenyon Homfray in the Ecclesiastical Law Journal notes that despite being considered the supreme legal authority on the subject of consecration, which Coke covered in the third volume of the Institutes, he offered no legal support for his opinion and ignored those pieces of case law which rejected his interpretation.
Ali ignored one piece of advice from the squadron's intelligence team: not to give his fighters advance word of the operation.
Somerset defeated Warwickshire by 31 runs to keep alive their hopes of a first County Championship title, and they did so because their captain, Chris Rogers, ignored a piece of advice from Marcus Trescothick.
I tried to imagine the reaction of John Bolton – President Bush's U.N.-hating U.N. ambassador and a Romney advisor – when Romney began citing the nation-building wisdom of Arab scholars "organized by the U.N". Romney ignored one piece of advice that I was particularly proud of.
This finding suggests a more general result, namely that in some instances there are actual advantages to ignoring certain pieces of partial information while searching for objects.
But to believe Fields concocted a story about being grabbed is to ignore several pieces of evidence, including contemporaneous audio between her and Terris.
Since that day, I have chosen to ignore opinion pieces and columns telling us how the pope is out of touch with our world, how he is not "with us" on women's issues or on the complex nature of human sexuality, on capitalism, or on immigration.
He says he has found 27 inconsistencies and omissions in the case and claims that police have ignored several vital pieces of evidence.
This time around, the varied ateliers listened to the commercial and almost wholly ignored the editorial pieces that awe the press and give us moments of whimsy.
