Sentence examples for profound neglect from inspiring English sources

The collection has weathered centuries of profound neglect and thrived.

The cemetery was in a state of profound neglect — but so is everything else near Dorohoi.

Mr. Polidori's work, from Chernobyl to Havana — in sometimes dangerous, topsy-turvy, out-of-time places — generally bears witness to profound neglect.

And they are by no means responsible for the country's profound neglect of public education until about 20 years ago when the federal government began pushing the states to provide better oversight.

The collection -- three million pounds of material, ranging from the original 1654 Dutch sales slip for the purchase of Coney Island, to a trove of stereoscopic Victorian pornography assembled by an antivice crusader -- has weathered centuries of profound neglect.

Perhaps worse was the profound neglect of survivors by Congo's national government and the international community.

As the book progresses, the ruptures become more profound: infidelity, neglect, profound emotional distance.

And the Prince of Wales, in his 2010 book Harmony, described moon planting as part of "a profound knowledge neglected by modern techniques".

Nonetheless, when the childhood background of murderers and psychopaths are investigated, evidence is routinely unearthed of neglect and a profound absence of love and nurturing when it is most needed.

The disarray and neglect, when such profound, tender care is lavished upon these same graves for Day of the Dead, surprised me, as if the dead were left to fend for themselves the rest of the year.

Damage to this pathway within the right hemisphere results in visual neglect and a profound deficit in orienting and sustaining spatial attention toward contralateral space (Mort, Malhotra, et al. 2003; Bartolomeo et al. 2007; Husain and Nachev 2007; Shinoura et al. 2009; Singh-Curry and Husain 2009).