Sentence examples for perhaps neglected from inspiring English sources

Plus, the endorsement of the guild influences those voters who may be uncertain of whom to pick, or perhaps neglected to watch a screener or two.

Greene now seems like an important voice from the 20th century, perhaps neglected as a man but alive as a great English novelist.

She finally sides with musicals, but perhaps neglected to mention the possibilities that formal innovation can offer: the undoubtedly relevant London Road, for example, proves that musicals needn't be all back catalogues and high-kicks.

Live, they unleash a song, say thank you, and announce the title of the next one: for all the considerable mystique of their music, the Coral have perhaps neglected to conjure up any drama about themselves.

"At some level I think we all felt a little out of sync, perhaps neglected or rejected by the 'mainstream' of what was deemed cool and acceptable".

Both Sam and Lisa stress that this honest, raw release is an important part of performance poetry, but both personally feel it has perhaps neglected spoken word's history.

But foggers sometimes spread their helpful poison too liberally, where no dengue-infected mosquitoes are present, or too rarely, perhaps neglecting poor neighbourhoods.

This perhaps neglects the degree to which the UK has succeeded in injecting deregulatory logic and free market imperatives into the corporatist heart of EU policymaking.

Voss perhaps neglects this episode because it has been treated at length elsewhere (e.g., Browne 1985; Gilman 1979), but it would have made an interesting counterpoint to her observation that Darwin preferred the British stage actor to the tribesman when picturing human beings.

She likens them to how adults idealize childhood as a "lovely time of puppies and ice cream," while perhaps neglecting the darker shades of these formative years.

Although it is the relative improvement that is used by the statistician in the calculation of the sample size, the absolute difference is also an important and interlinked consideration, possibly even the primary focus from a clinical perspective and perhaps slightly neglected by the statistician.