Sentence examples for ignored the really from inspiring English sources

And they largely ignored the really important shifts in power that were happening – so they went unexamined.

And they largely ignored the really important shifts in power that were happening—so they went unexamined.

And I always ignore the really lecherous ones".

If those who commission public art seek consensus and universal popularity, this means ignoring the really original ideas, and preferring drab third-rate art such as the giants kissing at St Pancras station in London.

One is they are the product of a genius marketing mind, diabolically skilled at the art of diversion and distraction, cleverly timed to gaslight Americans into ignoring the really horrible things he's doing.

MR: Your father always ignored the rules and really defined who he was by doing that.

Before the 1970s, medicine just really ignored the whole issue.

I ignored the first one, because I really was not interested.

To an extent, this is true, which is probably why I've ignored the fact that what I really have is severe anxiety.

I'd learned to ignore the ones that really want to be violent; you learn to recognise those as unnecessarily hostile.

There is, of course, the danger that too many warnings could become mere background noise, and that somewhere down the road the public would wind up ignoring the one that really matters.