Sentence examples for neglected popular from inspiring English sources

The record is a coming-out ball of sorts: Lovett reveals his weird splendor in a schizophrenic jumble of smoky jazz and twangy country that revives whole swaths of neglected popular American music.

Fifth, if this column has neglected popular religiosity, it has not dodged the great challenge to faith — and to the systematic examination of faith that is theology — posed by the existence of evil.

But their stories are not taught in schools and – apart from some tremendous novels, such as those by Nigel Tranter – have been largely neglected by popular culture.

Classification of children's peer status (popular, neglected or rejected) has been found to predict subsequent adjustment.

Writing for Common Sense Media, Melissa Camacho spoke favorably of the series' emphasis on "a successful and powerful segment of the African-American community" that appears to be frequently neglected by the popular television.

Google Maps — "We've long neglected one of the most popular computer systems ever sold, and I'm proud to announce Google Maps 8-bit version as our first product for NES".

Sindy's still very popular, but she has been neglected over the last few years, and we don't think people are identifying with that look.

This issue should not be neglected since psychological distress has become a popular indicator of the mental health of the population and a frequent outcome measure in the evaluation of health interventions.

The enthusiasm has also spread to the pharmaceutical industry, where cancer, once neglected, has become by some measures the most popular disease target.

Inscriptions by all former kings named only Ahura Mazdā, but those of Artaxerxes also invoked Anāhitā and Mithra, two deities of the old popular Iranian religion that had been neglected.

This metric allows us to identify the most popular controls as well as those neglected by insurers.