Sentence examples for neglected topic from inspiring English sources

But he suggested instead that he write about the neglected topic of ugliness.

For a long time after the end of the war he launched in September 1939 and lost five and a half years later, Hitler was a comparatively neglected topic for historians, as were the Nazi movement and the Nazi state.

How women are treated in prison is a neglected topic worldwide, but fast-growing female prison populations mean that governments and international organizations must address the problem, said Mr. Kamm, speaking by telephone from San Francisco.

Lee Edwards, a fellow at the conservative Heritage Foundation and the author of "The Conservative Revolution," said that while more scholars had devoted attention to the right wing over the past decade or so, it was still a relatively neglected topic.

The only link between Goldie's two careers was his shrewd capacity for spotting a gap in the market – first with the neglected topic of emotions, later with the issue of conceptual art, which philosophy had previously ignored altogether, and then with issues of character, narrative and memory.

He was a notorious academic matchmaker and connector, issuing orders to at least two generations of folklore students, directing their attention to this or that neglected topic in labor studies or folk music, on occasion steering them to the large musical archive that he had deposited at the Southern Folklife Collection at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.

There is a role for NGOs in advocating for more research on these neglected topics (see under 4.1, example of initiative for neglected disease drugs, Médecins sans Frontières [MSF]).

The film even explores neglected topics like the role that African-Americans had in shaping bluegrass.

But if Eaten Alive succeeded in one thing, it was in creating controversy, and sparking conversations on a myriad of neglected topics.

The publishers, Rodopi, deserve thanks for their work in bringing neglected topics from the Baltic states to light in an admirable series called "On the Boundary of Two Worlds: Identity, Freedom, and Moral Imagination in the Baltics" (the Torma book is number 28 in the series).Torma was not a swashbuckling figure and Ms Tamman tries gamely to bring him to life.

Two essential but often neglected topics in the field of polymer electrolytes are highlighted.