Sentence examples for neatly ignoring from inspiring English sources

In 1999 alone, "Deal-a-Day Dennis," as he was known in some quarters, reportedly earned $170 million, which he justified on the grounds that he had created $37 billion in shareholder wealth, neatly ignoring the efforts of 250,000 others who worked at Tyco.

Ed Miliband and Ed Balls want to highlight their pledge to be on the side of the motorist by scrapping the VAT increase on fuel whilst neatly ignoring the fact that the inflation-plus-1p duty increase due in April was announced in Alastair Darling's last Budget.

Our collective responsibility cannot be neatly ignored or packed away.

He supports this caricature with a few of the dumbest quotes cherry-picked from the last two decades of "internet discourse," but neatly ignores all the serious work on the history of the net as distinct from other media – notably, he fails to mention or address the arguments raised in Timothy Wu's excellent The Master Switch that was published last year.

Instead, many simply spoke of supporting their nation and its leader at a time of crisis ― a helpful line of thinking for Erdogan that neatly ignores controversies about his approach to human rights, his country's Kurdish minority and his sometimes outlandish statements.

A server might work 13 hours on a busy Friday double and make $300, or they might work three hours on a Tuesday lunch and get sent home early and make $25; the writer neatly chooses to ignore total income over a more sensational figure.

Despite this, he is often framed as a hero being suppressed by "big pharma", tying neatly into the conspiracy fallacy and ignoring the fact that such organisations make substantial profit from very ill people without offering any verified treatment.

But while the Hélica appears to have descended to Earth from another planet, it slots neatly into the French carmaking tradition of, well, ignoring tradition pretty much altogether.

Mr Strauss-Kahn's arrest feeds neatly into Ms Le Pen's narrative of a corrupt elite ignoring the concerns of ordinary voters.So much for the job Mr Strauss-Kahn might have had.

After the service, my mother stood in front of the church in her neatly pressed lavender suit, greeting the guests, thanking them for attending, ignoring their whispers.

THE American role can be divided fairly neatly into two periods, in neither of which the United States had the luxury of ignoring the conflicts.