Sentence examples for like disregard from inspiring English sources

(I assume the bonds are in your taxable account; if they are tucked away in an IRA or the like, disregard this paragraph).

The Europeans have so far balked at that concession, given China's managed exchange rate, state-steered industry and trade irritants like disregard for intellectual property rights.

With its deluxe speakeasy ambience, 54 Below opened in June with a show starring Patti LuPone, the Broadway diva beloved for her sassy, Midler-like disregard for convention.

The script may be over-explicit at moments, and it takes time to adjust to characters written as larger-than-life figures in a tale that, though inspired by history, proceeds with a fable-like disregard for realism.

"People don't like the disregard for other people's wellbeing that she represents.

"It would be a major mistake if municipalities and government agencies start picking and choosing what elements of the plan they would like to disregard," Mr. McAllister said.

I mean, any band that tells you they've invented this new sound is being a bit disingenuous – you learn it bit by bit – and for us we decided we would play the bits that we liked and disregard the rest.

The President's frequent use of signing statements, particularly on national security legislation (and most egregiously on the anti-torture bill), gave him the power to exclude parts of laws enacted by Congress that he himself signed, allowing him, in the words of Arlen Specter, to "cherry pick" the provisions he liked and disregard those he did not.

I like Black Ops III's confidence, I like its brashness, I like its disregard for propriety.

What's even more disturbing than the basic dollars, though, is that the President this week declared that he'd like to completely disregard the promise he made in 2005.

Given Adler's sometimes penetrating analysis in books like "Reckless Disregard: Westmoreland v.