Sentence examples for is mostly ignored from inspiring English sources

But it's probably useful, and it is mostly ignored by our measures of progress.

Eating there has become even better over the decades, so I'm always surprised to find that Hudson County's bounty is mostly ignored by my fellow New Yorkers.

My artist friend says mainstream Islam provides him with a social awareness and commitment to justice that is mostly ignored in black churches.

Mr. Goncharik effectively has no access to radio or television, and he is mostly ignored by all but a handful of independent newspapers.

The art shown at the Sculpture Walk represents an enormous body of work that is made and bought by millions of people but is mostly ignored by newspapers, art magazines, critics and museum curators.

The Sommerfeld effect, a quantum-mechanical process that makes particles more likely to interact with one another in some circumstances and less likely in others, is mostly ignored in particle physics because it applies only in a limited range of conditions.

The result is that Roth's life between publications is mostly ignored, and the most obvious lacuna is the fact that in 2012 Roth authorised an official biography, to be written by Blake Bailey, whose prior subjects – John Cheever and Richard Yates – had been too dead to refuse the honour, or meddle.

Netflix also has a significant anime library, as it is a category where there's inventory and interest that is mostly ignored by the more established TV providers, leading to more attractive economics in terms of cost of inventory acquisition.