Sentence examples for open disregard from inspiring English sources
Yet the open disregard for the church's views is new.
Potential investors are deterred by Mr Mugabe's open disregard for property rights and gleeful incitement of mob murders.
The ultimate test case of whether it is possible to lie and get away with it will be the outcome in Ohio, where Romney is running ads in open disregard of the truth.
"From Ukraine to Syria and now the UK Russia continues to be an irresponsible force of instability in the world, acting with open disregard for the sovereignty of other states and the life of their citizens.
In the developing world – especially in Africa – there is a great deal of undiluted homophobia, but there is also a widespread and fairly open disregard of the rules on celibacy, which are treated rather like speed limits, as something other people should observe, if they're idiots.
If a company tolerates this type of open disregard for colleagues, managers, and leadership, how can other employees enjoy that type of work environment?
Despite these paramount ecological roles, the researchers write, it is with a "mixture of open antipathy, disregard and lack of knowledge and awareness" that parasites are most often viewed amongst scientists and the public alike.
That explains why Donald J. Trump's open, repeated disregard for the truth — indeed, his embrace of it as savvy business practice — does not seem to damage his candidacy as much as charges of deception have alienated voters from Mrs. Clinton.
Although most of the persons thus selected for the trial jury had been exposed to some of the publicity related above, each indicated that he was not biased, that he had formed no opinion as to petitioner's guilt which would require evidence to remove, and that he would enter the trial with an open mind disregarding anything he had read on the case.
In the football media Gray is quite open about his disregard for anyone who "hasn't played the game" but will at least say hello and talk over a drink.
She said the Department of Education had shown a "startling disregard for open government" by not asking for public input on the new measure, and she suggested that it solicit feedback for 30 days.
