Sentence examples for perpetually ignored from inspiring English sources

The perpetually ignored gooseberry.

What kind of "life" is it to perpetually ignore evidences of inhumanity?

Hockey seems to have forgotten or ignored that budgets and fiscal policy are about the government managing the business cycle, not perpetually striving for the smallest budget deficit possible.

Historian Gareth Stedman-Jones wrote of the SWP's great-grandfathers, the perpetually splitting Marxist sects of late Victorian Britain, that it was not their sectarianism that got them ignored by the mass of the people.

However, reaching these groups with sufficient doses takes time and focusing only on these groups while ignoring the general population carries the risk of perpetually chasing the virus, without attaining enough general population immunity to prevent immunity gaps elsewhere.

The company perpetually operates on the paranoia principle; no threat is too improbable to ignore.

"The few rules that are left, people feel free to ignore," says a Democratic commissioner on the Federal Election Commission, which is "perpetually locked in 3-to-3 ties along party lines".

Which is true as far as it goes, but ignores the fact that McCain wants to do a lot more, just not on the perpetually stalled Middle East peace process, in which efforts are of course hamstrung by the Israelis and Palestinians each being more interested in victory than compromise.

Ignore; ignore.

Also, the idea (espoused by those who claim to support the troops by keeping Americans perpetually in Iraq) that Obama could have left 10,000 U.S. soldiers in Iraq, as if their presence would have deterred ISIS or brought peace to warring Shia and Sunni militias, is "mostly false" and ignores history.

The other: "her taking her headphones off means that she is used to being harassed by men she doesn't want to speak to, and has learned through years of perpetually creepy and disrespectful treatment by strangers that pacifying them and going along with what they're saying for a while is a better way to avoid potentially extremely dangerous confrontation than ignoring them".