Sentence examples for rather ignoring from inspiring English sources

Rather, ignoring these reports is the height of ignorance, and it is despicable.

"Talking about the issue and having it out there rather ignoring it" is key, he says.

Responding to criticism, or, rather, ignoring it, Donald Trump's latest defense for the unending stream of vile speech emanating from his mouth is that he is merely saying what everyone else is thinking.

The problem of contamination is often underestimated and the greatest danger might not be contamination itself but rather ignoring or neglecting it.

Previous studies have also revealed that the patient's behavior of not recognizing symptom seriousness and rather ignoring them as the factors for increasing patient delay in diagnosis of cervical cancer [ 9, 23].

Others, including, up till now, Mr Prodi, would rather ignore it.

The British oppression included concentration camps, a legacy to history many Brits would rather ignore.

Here was a world populated by people who, generally speaking, society would rather ignore.

These images should serve as a wake-up call to those who would rather ignore them.

Most of us would rather ignore both the pull of those ideals and the ugly reality of that war.

Those who want us to leave Europe would rather ignore this vital funding that supports Britain's young people.