Sentence examples for largely unheeded from inspiring English sources

President Franklin D. Roosevelt's answer, that a world in which the United States was the "lone island" of democratic liberalism would be a "shabby and dangerous place to live in," went largely unheeded then and no doubt will go largely unheeded again today.

In interviews and speeches she was a sharp if largely unheeded critic of the West's economic, political and spiritual failings.

I argue that although Indigenous people have always been a part of the urban landscape, their presence has remained largely unheeded due to their positioning as transients.

So far those calls have gone largely unheeded, with Venezuela's defense minister and other senior military leaders declaring loyalty to Maduro.

Even though a local inter-tribal conference was held in 1989, its recommendations for compensation and punishment went largely unheeded — leaving outstanding grievances that would explode fourteen years later.

He empathized with its protagonist, whose truthful complaints go largely unheeded, and relished a climactic scene in which she sees her double already sitting on the bus she is about to board, smiling back at her through the window.

Even since then, Renzi's call for action has largely gone unheeded, particularly his call for a renegotiation of the Dublin convention that requires refugees to seek asylum at their first port of entry.

If Lake's previous experience is any indication, his concerns for carfentanil will largely go unheeded.

Despite this, there is a worldwide problem of vitamin D inadequacy and deficiency that is largely being unheeded and under-treated.

His frustration and complaints, built up over years, largely went unheard or unheeded.

Tough lessons often go unheeded.