Sentence examples for out ignored from inspiring English sources

The leave vote was itself fuelled by the anger of all those in England and Wales who felt left behind, losing out, ignored.

But regardless, the comment was tone-deaf, and as Mashable's Juana Summers pointed out, ignored young women who have zero romantic interest in men.

We are an international film festival, but still in many ways, especially on the industry side, this festival is flat out ignored and has to deal with this invisibility".

But that was just one strand of my reaction: I also understood the frustration of those who felt shut out, ignored and unrepresented, and a show that calls itself "Girls" -- which implies that it's about the full range of young women's experience -- is asking to have a universe of expectations placed on it.

Empty prisms, rectangular and triangular, respectively, serve as the debators' heads, emitting strings of algorithmically simulated "conversation" based on parameters like how long one has been "listening" to the other, how recently there was any silence, and the last time it just flat out "ignored" the other speaker.

After the vote, he walked out, ignoring journalists' questions.

The old models, they point out, ignore inheritances.

(As Benjamin Wittes points out, ignoring the court, at the very least, "involves serious litigation risk").

For example, the "hydraulic model" of aid – the idea that if we simply pumped in more aid, better results would gush out – ignores the fact that funds are often fungible.

Marianne, trussed like a chicken in Vivienne Westwood with her boobs hanging out, ignores me, Bailey likewise; half a dozen assorted stylists, hairdressers, make-up people stand around looking tense.

James Schwyn, the director of North American research and design at Valeo Raytheon, said the system was optimized to read only about 100 feet out, ignoring traffic that would not present a potential problem.