Sentence examples for neglected of the from inspiring English sources

Their son, Stanley, the most stoical and neglected of the clan, owns a trendy organic grocery south of the city.

Others lament that she is not focusing enough on issues like genital mutilation, H.I.V. and AIDS or maternal mortality, the most neglected of the Millennium Development Goals.

The same is true of Yemen, perhaps the most neglected of the modern failed states in the Arab world, now run by militias and fanatics.

The ills of the poor are neglected: of the 1,223 drugs introduced between 1975 and 1996, only 13 were aimed at tropical diseases.

In a jocular statement upon succeeding the writer Louis Auchincloss, Mr. Rorem said, "Since music is the most neglected of the arts, my first task as president will be to change the name of this organization to the American Academy of Arts, Letters and Music".

The growing amount of recognition for Mr. Stanwich, he realizes, is just a sign of the sudden revival of interest in John Adams, who has been the most neglected of the nation's founders, a short, stout, irascible Yankee farmer and lawyer trapped between two tall, smoother and more popular Virginians -- George Washington and Thomas Jefferson.

This year's summer festival at Bard considered the most neglected of all the great composers: Beethoven.

Yes, cranberries are the neglected stepchild of the season.

Swimming is a tiny, neglected part of the national curriculum.

Crowdfunding will open up new funding possibilities for these neglected areas of the economy.

Focus on neglected areas of the body.