Sentence examples for neglect to show from inspiring English sources

New Testament: "Do not neglect to show hospitality to strangers, for thereby some have entertained angels unawares".

If your faith requires it, don't neglect to show your faith by works.

Mr. Kerry, whose daughters are long since grown, kept neglecting to show the children the pictures.

Another trainer's doping violation was dismissed because the assistant attorney general handling the case neglected to show up in court.

We are given a quick summation of the back story: a childless royal couple have been given an infant by Carabosse, but they have neglected to show their gratitude.

After failed peace negotiations with the L.R.A. in 2008, when Kony neglected to show up to sign an agreed-upon peace deal, the government decided to set up a special court to try L.R.A. rank-and-file fighters, while sending top commanders like Kony to the International Criminal Court.

Enraged, Pidgeon burns all his documents, including one he had accidentally neglected to show to Hopkins-pages of scratchy musical notes headed on the first page in handwritten German - "The true only copy of my last, longest and greatest work - my Tenth Symphony.

Orbitz served up results in a matrix that allowed for an easy at-a-glance view of available deals, but it lost points in my book for neglecting to show the total price upfront, requiring consumers to double the per-person price (shown on the first page) in their head or click on a package to see the total.

Meanwhile, Senator McCain spent so much time attacking his opponent, he neglected to show how a McCain-Palin administration would differ from Bush-Cheney.

More importantly, he neglected to show how a good television role could actually be an antidote for cubas -- sustaining the health of a post-Oscar career.

The most surprising revelation from this particular fight is that it turns out Mitt Romney actually has a personality an attribute he neglected to show during his two runs for president.