Sentence examples for quite ignored from inspiring English sources

After that, she quite ignored him.

At night, traffic lights are quite ignored and pedestrians are NOT given right of way! Avoid homeless children in the streets, they will see that you are a tourist and will rob you!

He quite ignores the middle, where I live.

Falling into the nearest chair, he grabbed whatever food he could reach with his bare hands and stuffed it into his mouth, quite ignoring the knives, spoons, forks, and napkins.

The NHS confederation has proposed extending NHS user charges for hospital and GP visits, or capping the number of visits, quite ignoring decades of research evidence about the catastrophic effect that this would have on access and the poor.

"In the spirit of Crocodile Dundee, writes David Hopkins, quite ignoring the fact that you can only really hear the "1-2" and that the song is therefore inadmissible, or alternatively factoring that in but correctly guessing that I'd use it anyway because it's good, "that's not a 123-4.

The dog often influences the course a man takes, on his long walk; for sometimes a dog runs into something in nature so arresting that not even a man can quite ignore it, and the man deviates-a clear victim of the liberal intent of his dumb companion.

While console makers aren't quite ignoring this, Nintendo (and others) could be leaving money on the table by not developing for mobile platforms.

This quite ignores the role of Congress in many areas, most glaringly in forcing Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Federal Housing Administration to make loans to people who could not afford them".

The grunters quite rightly ignored him, and carried on grunting.

Yet, even in that atmosphere, Carlson's complaint couldn't quite be ignored.