Sentence examples for ignores the notion from inspiring English sources
Still, Trump seems to be crafting an almost progressive agenda ― albeit one that completely ignores the notion that modern parenting also involves men.
It seems intent on ignoring the notion of outsiderness altogether, implying instead a broad inclusiveness.
"We ignored the notion of supply and demand," said Arnold Kirkpatrick, president of the Lexington real estate firm Kirkpatrick & Company.
Ignoring the notion of personal space, people unabashedly bore in to touch or exclaim over our children.
Horror says aloud what religious doctrine often prefers to sidestep: if you believe in cosmic good, you cannot ignore the notion of cosmic evil.
"Why should Andrew report to entertainment?" one grumbled, ignoring the notion that Mr. Moonves's job is supposed to be larger than just entertainment now.
But those are not the traditions of the law and, protected by their social status, political power and deliberately obfuscatory language, lawyers have hitherto been able to ignore the notion of customer service.
We suggest that although the continuum concept of habitat use is reasonably well established for plants, faunal studies have often ignored the notion of a gradient of habitat use and have classified landscape areas simplistically and inappropriately as either habitat or non-habitat.
It's interesting that for a scientific community so perennially pleased with itself, we all seem to be making the same fundamental attribution error by ignoring the notion that belief in pseudoscience and conspiracy theories is propelled by external pressures of fear, confusion and disempowerment.
Ignoring the notion of utility for a moment and treating actions purely as (causally intervened) random variables (Pearl [2000]), one could think of another kind of adaptive control problem that is defined entirely in probabilistic and causal terms.
More to the point, Mulvaney's argument simply ignored the notion that feeding hungry kids might be something society would deem important ― test score improvements be damned.
