Sentence examples for never mind about the from inspiring English sources
The phrase "never mind about the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to dismiss or disregard something that was previously mentioned or discussed. Example: "I know you were worried about the deadline, but never mind about the project for now. Let's focus on finishing this report first."
If there's light pollution from anywhere, never mind about the gasfields, this site becomes unviable.
(Never mind about the flying horse, the jinn, the Roc, the magic lamp and the Old Man of the Sea).
The idea would be to add a balanced-budget requirement — never mind about the Fourteenth Amendment, and thank goodness that the Founders made that slightly hard to do.
"Maybe this will be enough, but never mind about the points, I focus on the next three points and how to get them".
Remembering Iris Murdoch, Jeffrey Meyer's 2013 account of his friendship with her, included many pages of letters, and 2014 saw the publication of the delightfully entitled Never Mind About the Bourgeoisie by Gillian Dooley and Graham Nerlich, charting Murdoch's long correspondence with a characterful Australian academic, Brian Medlin.
Tim Kelsey, the NHS national director for patients and information, told delegates at the recent HC2013 Conference that care.data – a programme designed to link patient data from different care sectors for the first time – was essential, because the NHS had almost no information on what it did, never mind about the outcomes of its work.
"Come to think of it, never mind about that vase on the mantel.
And the Federal Bureau of Investigation in effect said "never mind" about that threat to bridges on the West Coast.
(Actually, never mind about that one).
But, on second thought, never mind about these questions.
It was a lodging house, but the only other lodger was a grey-haired professor, who never minded about the noise they made – he'd even let them drag him into the game they had with you-know-who.
