Sentence examples for managed to ignore from inspiring English sources

THE best-selling author in the world managed to ignore both the sexual and the technological revolutions.

First things first: apologies to Ben Fogle, whose series the Guardian has managed to ignore for its four previous seasons.

But every afternoon, I managed to ignore that note, wander to the cafeteria, buy a cookie and eat it while chatting with colleagues.

For a while, she had even managed to ignore Paul, who mimicked her facial expressions and lip movements and grimaced to distract the others.

Most impressively though, he managed to ignore the cavernous cracks in the pitch that looked dangerous but which in reality offered little threat because of the extravagant movement.

Even so, Myles Brand, the university president, managed to ignore the strict code until a confrontation between Mr. Knight and a student last week became a public issue.

His description of the wood manages to ignore the tree.

Inevitably, there are those who manage to ignore the inherently risible nature of the competition.

It's possible only if you manage to ignore every other sound.

So most of the time I manage to ignore these negative opinions about me.

Millions of traditional Catholics manage to ignore the "crazy aunt of Catholic dogma" on matters such as birth control.