Sentence examples for neglected theme from inspiring English sources

It is recognised that good quality recording of family history is a neglected theme in providing care, and more could be done in primary care [ 95, 96].

Especially the local constituency was mentioned as a valuable source to increase visibility of neglected themes.

And what science-fiction writer has neglected the theme of rebellious robots?

Figes maintains that the conflict was essentially a religious war, and he is frustrated that most writers have neglected that theme: "If the Balkan wars of the 1990s and the rise of militant Islam have taught us anything, it is surely that religion plays a vital role in fueling wars".

The paper highlights a theme neglected in the post-tsunami literature on Sri Lanka and contributes to the few intensive ethnographic accounts of corruption in South Asia.

This article describes these two themes, neglected to date in this area of research.

If the film neglected this important ethical theme, it managed to miss a crucial point of the novel.

"It is regrettable that only one of the many aspects we sought to share was singled out, neglecting the overarching theme.

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They would do well to talk more about reforming schools and devolving power to local government, themes they have neglected in recent months.

Mr. Ferrer said that while the attack had led him to change some priorities, it was not at the expense of his theme to deal with neglected New Yorkers.