Sentence examples for ignored quite from inspiring English sources

"There's clearly a sense of urgency around the efficiency side of the equation, which for a long time was ignored quite explicitly".

The condition however has been incautiously or unknowingly ignored in quite a number of engineering practices.

This is not your father's smooth jazz and though it may not be in the House of Miles, it's absolutely getting feistier in its middle age, no longer willing to be ignored, and quite possibly, in the process, it's becoming--dare anyone say it out loud-- cool".

"There is a huge pile of construction waste that's building up in this country and to ignore is quite frankly sinful," said Baker-Brown, co-founder of BBM Sustainable Design and a senior lecturer at the arts faculty.

I ignore her quite capably for the next full hour And catch a few z's through sheer will power.

(F4, 16) I could ignore it quite well compared to her because I think it's not happening to me.

I could ignore it quite well compared to her because I think it's not happening to me.

I ignore other quite general NP-hard problems such as 'clustering' where there can be many objects and variables (e.g. 39– 41).

"The information has been out there for quite some time but governments and consumers have ignored it for quite some time," Barrowcliffe said.

After that, she quite ignored him.

While the pair succeeded in cutting themselves off, they left behind an extraordinary world: one that always lingered in the background – ignored but never quite gone.