Sentence examples for less able to ignore from inspiring English sources

Just beyond view, dockworkers are striking, and overseas the Third Reich is a gathering storm that America and Americans are growing less and less able to ignore.

Nevertheless, their greater bias in Experiments 1 and 2 suggests that 10-year-olds are less able than adults to modulate attention to the output from local versus global channels perhaps because they are less able to ignore distractors and perhaps because the cerebral hemispheres are less able to engage in parallel processing.

Individuation experts were less able to ignore an irrelevant part, especially when the Ziggerins appeared in their trained configuration, i.e., the two halves were aligned with one another.

It will loom over the seafront, more or less where Brighton meets Hove, and nobody in either town will be able to ignore it.

He was well able to ignore its suppressed code of honour and adjust to a less glorious role when his conventional grand project met with defeat.

"It has little to do with less stigma, but rather the economic interest of the employer: they're willing to hire people they were able to ignore in the past".

— — — — — Leaders should be able to "ignore things".

None will be able to ignore it.

Most Russians were able to ignore it.

Nobody seems able to ignore him.

Stevick found himself pleasingly able to ignore her goading.