The way these pioneers of Motown are neglected reminds me of something I have always noticed about Detroit.
You cannot change your parent's actions, so don't let your own life become neglected for the sake of something you cannot prevent, not in specific instances because it is dangerous, and most definitely not in the long run.
The neglect of energy policy is something that has to end".
Neglect of Elgar may have something to do with a lingering suspicion of him as the musical voice of the British Empire.
What does it mean to feel the pain of neglecting something that feels no pain at being neglected?
A library's neglected shelves reveal the demise of something important, especially for young readers starved for meaning -- for anything profound.
If we insist on looking backwards, yearning for the past glories of Wedgwood and ignoring what potters are trying to do now in terms of design, we are in danger, as Czerwinski says, "of neglecting something very important, happening under our noses".
Whenever a company may be guilty of something, from petty neglect to grand deception, there's usually a class action lawsuit filed.
We are all guilty of something, possibly hypocrisy, neglect or moral cowardice when we let these comments go unanswered and then loudly condemn acts of violence targeted at Jews.
More recently, Sima (2014 §6.4) has argued that his computer simulation model of the enactive theory of imagery is well adapted to the incorporation of a principled, neurologically realistic simulation of representational neglect, something that Bartolomeo (2002) doubts is possible for models based upon pictorial or description theories.
With so many unanswered, unresolved questions, voters here might think that the problems are the result of something more than benign neglect, Mr. Matsheza said.
