Sentence examples for is worth ignoring from inspiring English sources

"When a show gets unanimous raves and nightly standing ovations, like 'Finian's Rainbow,' it is worth ignoring the rumor mill while continuing to build an audience," he said.

When the whole team sits around, you have a much bigger opportunity to understand what feedback is important and what is worth ignoring.

"Now, you have the two most prominent credit score developers agreeing, indirectly, that small and paid collections are worth ignoring," he said.

I can understand why authors might be touchy about the sacredness of their text but, more often than not, it's worth ignoring them.

Mr. Migliaccio's made-to-order polenta, a special, was worth ignoring the printed menu for: a triangle of cornmeal cooked, cooled, sautéed in chicken stock with garlic and mixed mushrooms, then covered in melted cheese.

"There are scandals that are worth responding to and there are scandals that are worth ignoring, and I think the Internet amplifies these voices," said Eric Hirshberg, the president and chief creative officer of Deutsch L.A., which created the G.M. spot (which was returned to television after some revision).

If you fall outside the comforting narrative, then you are worth ignoring or, worse, a threat.

Unless the demographic patterns are clear and consistent across several different polls, these stories are usually worth ignoring.

It's worth repeating: ignoring sex workers when you're trying to make laws about them is bullshit.

But tonight, at 9pm, it's well worth ignoring the usual risk factor to see one of the most enjoyable new shows around, the Canadian science-fiction thriller Orphan Black.

That means it's generally worth ignoring polls conducted among people who happen to use a specific app.