Sentence examples for mostly ignored in from inspiring English sources

Mostly ignored in the recent past as a bleak cement shortcut, Union Square is now designed to invite shoppers to linger and watch street performers on pedestals.

My artist friend says mainstream Islam provides him with a social awareness and commitment to justice that is mostly ignored in black churches.

Vaughn is an undeniably talented director, but he is also a deeply reactionary one, a fact mostly ignored in light of his enjoyable, seemingly flippant output.

When the government sold off the nationalised industries, there was a bit of small print that was mostly ignored in the stampede.

The room had filled from a dozen reporters to 19, a surreal number for a team mostly ignored in South Florida since the 1997 World Series championship club was dismantled.

Readers are mostly ignored in this debate, but the worldly and widely read reader has a hinterland, is quick to spot an agenda and is willing to call out fakes.

Many of their colleagues were aghast, but they were mostly ignored and in some cases dismissed.

Then we had a visit at home, some remote relative who was a bit older than me and mostly ignored me in favour of his Walkman.

Latin American companies, on the other hand, have so far mostly ignored Europe, in part because their priority instead has been to tap into Asia-led demand for natural resources and because of concern about the euro.

Its fame is very widespread (just last week, in Italy, I met a publisher from Taiwan who named it her childhood favourite), but it's mostly ignored here in the UK, and it shouldn't be!

This personal story is threaded around a thematic account of the last few years of Russian history: the ongoing brutality in Chechnya and the rising, mostly ignored violence elsewhere in the north Caucasus; the Georgian war; the second Khodorkovsky trial; Russia's awful demography and the post-imperial spasms of its foreign policy; the shaming farce of the Medvedev-Putin double act.