Sentence examples for neglected about from inspiring English sources

There is something sad and neglected about the Ackermansion – it belongs in a real mansion, or a museum, or somewhere that isn't a tiny one-story bungalow - but there are too many wonderful things inside for it to not be fun.

With respect to research advances, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) has evolved from being largely neglected about a dozen years ago to being one of the most fascinating diseases in medicine.

The case drew national attention to the State Division of Youth and Family Services, which had received 11 complaints of abuse and neglect about the children.

Mr. Bradley's aides tried to draw attention to a new study by the U.C.L.A. Center for Health Policy Research, which they said showed that Vice President Al Gore's health plan would neglect about 715,000 low-income adults in New York.

His calculation seems to be as follows: Just as before, Western journalists will focus on the controversy around his Holocaust denial, while neglecting about the abuses and violations that are taking place in Iran on a continuous basis.

Indie culture is about finding things to love that people have neglected, forgotten about, or haven't had the chance to appreciate yet.

The church has long neglected teachings about the entire area of the last things.

I neglected just about every aspect of my life during that time.

I neglected writing about climate disruption because so much has been written on it in the last few years that I did not feel I had any new insights to add to the discussion.

I think we've neglected talking about it – some our own fault, some regulatory reasons.

Again, the list is not exhaustive; it only aims to identify some important but relatively neglected questions about public reason.