Sentence examples for ignored to make from inspiring English sources

There are methodological and physiological differences between vision and audition that would have to be ignored to make direct comparisons between the two effects tenable.

The final third, he said, accounted for the $17 million because owners ignored orders to make repairs.

Second, the committee ignored advice to make the report accessible, and overloaded the report with recommendations.

But on the night in question, a volunteer at the center called the police after Mr. Halevy ignored efforts to make him leave.

"They never wanted us here, so they ignored us, to make it make it look like a jungle, like a blight," he said.

It dealt with subjects that the British right usually ignored except to make political capital, such as unemployment and life in prison.

None of which is to say we should become complacent and ignore opportunities to make additional safety gains.

A problem that, previous to (again, one-handedly) typing these words, I have chosen to ignore, and to make excuses for, for far too long.

"Where was the apology to the president of the United States?" Spicer asked, either unaware Miller had apologized to the president or purposefully ignoring it to make a point.

Thus in the deforming-step we can ignore it to make the computation even faster.

Don't just ignore someone to make a point, although it is a powerful way to make a point - that is immature and will slow down any resolution.