Sentence examples for really ignored from inspiring English sources

Some in Congress are curious to know why, if Mr. Rodriguez had really ignored White House advice not to destroy the tapes, he was apparently never reprimanded.

A: Well from my ecologist side I felt that science in general had been really ignored, at best, or discounted by the previous government and I wanted to help change that, I wanted to be a voice of science in Parliament.

"There's been so much attention paid to understanding speech and song that we've really ignored this much more innate vocalization until now," says Tecumseh Fitch, an evolutionary biologist and cognitive scientist at the University of Austria, who was not involved in the work.

In the pat, you might have come across content on the web that asks you to toss your phone into a headset to view, but those experiences only offered a fixed perspective that really ignored most of what makes VR headsets cool.

Before the 1970s, medicine just really ignored the whole issue.

Don't make a fuss about it, sometimes it's just paranoia and you're not really ignored.

"In exploring my roots in South Korea, I couldn't really ignore the North," she told me.

You can't really ignore Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All.

How could anyone really ignore the fact that nearly sixty women have echoed Constand's harrowing testimony against Cosby?

Earth and Beyond is so tightly structured that even though it is designed to be played with others, you can really ignore everyone.

The findings introduce one more factor in the complicated equations that govern martian climate, Fenton says: "Albedo has been regarded as a secondary concern, but we've shown you can't really ignore it if you want to understand [the climate] there".