Sentence examples for not completely ignored from inspiring English sources

The theme is not completely ignored.

Disgust was not completely ignored in the past.

When the media have not completely ignored Kucinich, they have mentioned his size.

The question of justice was not completely ignored, but it was set deliberately to one side in the negotiations that led to the Dayton peace accords in November 1995.

"Moreover, had the school district not completely ignored my written request for a conference prior to filing suit, suit may well have been avoided," he said.

In college and professional sports, sexual violence (alleged or otherwise) against women has been reduced, if not completely ignored, to maintain the image and reputation of athletes and teams. .

The channel did not completely ignore the recent news.

The Canadian researchers rejected using eyes as their marker facial feature, but they did not completely ignore them.

That is why, despite this latest declaration, Southern Baptist women will continue to work and their churches will tone down, if not completely ignore, the rhetoric of their leaders.

Investors who suffer from a recency effect will not completely ignore information from more than three quarters prior, but recent earnings will be overweighted if more recent events are more salient.

The reconfiguring of Newsweek did not completely ignore the challenges at hand: The magazine's leaders announced that that they would rid the print publication of soft, unprofitable circulation and drop the rate base, the amount of circulated copies promised to advertisers, to 1.5 million from 2.6 million.