Sentence examples for neglected subject from inspiring English sources
It is a valuable contribution to a neglected subject.
At the time, this was a neglected subject within the Army.
That is an even more neglected subject than caregiving, and it deserves to be explored.
Candidacies of the rich are a curiously neglected subject in political science.
For, as Blyth suggests, women's magazines are a fascinating, neglected subject.
In 1985, he published a book on commercial cartography, an oddly neglected subject.
— one recent sketch dramatized the barbarism of bikini waxing, and another cast Barbie as a fading beauty living with a gay man in Southern California — and she has spoofed stereotypes of women while taking on formerly neglected subjects, such as infertility, sexual abuse, and plastic surgery.
On the other hand, despite their important roles in shoulder instability, capsular laxity and subscapularis muscle redundancy are neglected subjects in most reports on Bankart repairs [20, 27].
Teachers said in the meeting that the law had resulted in a "narrowing of the curriculum" because it required testing only in math and language arts, leading some schools to neglect subjects like geography and art, Mr. Simon said in an interview after the meeting.
We often tend to neglect subjects which we're weak at and allocate the least amount of time to them.
For this reason, he looked to native subject matter for the play, as opposed to other American dramatists like John Howard Payne who neglected American subject matter and locations.
