Sentence examples for quickly disregarded from inspiring English sources

In Rome the story that the men in the minibus had killed Regeni immediately smacked of a cover-up, according to a senior Italian official, and was quickly disregarded.

People draw that line in afterwards to fuck you up.'" Brand said it was a "mistake" to leave the messages on Sachs's answerphone but added: "At the time I was so incensed by the media reaction, which I still consider to be hugely disproportionate, that I too quickly disregarded my own transgression".

And when these workers asked him for help, he simply sent a letter to Sensata's CEO that was quickly disregarded.

Reporters quickly publicized all of these predictions, and readers should just as quickly disregard them.

"The President surely 'hold[s] an Office of Profit or Trust,' " Justice lawyers wrote, quickly disregarding any debate about whether the Emoluments Clause applied to Obama.

The Poisoned Pawn variation in the Najdorf Sicilian began to appear in important tournaments at that time and Tal contested the line against Tolush with great energy, aiming to develop quickly, disregarding the material.

Yet, too often, when students, individuals, or organizations raise the specter of anti-Semitism it is quickly rejected, disregarded, or written off.

Today's generation of app users has been trained to post quickly and disregard the consequences.

However, that appearance is quickly swept away and disregarded.

But in classic mama style, the she quickly quipped that she disregarded the "high-class" nature of her children's problems.

City dwellers quickly learn to disregard these cars crying wolf; a recent national survey by the Progressive Insurance Company found that fewer than 1percentt of respondents would call the police upon hearing an alarm.