Sentence examples similar to sensed neglect from inspiring English sources

Neglecting to consider the goat is, in a sense, neglecting to consider the history of the region, and the remarkable determination of its people to survive.

The students sense this and neglect serious studying because they know that they will be prepped for the big exams.

She'd barely noticed it before, but now she sensed it in the closet, neglected, suffering.

But that masks a growing sense of neglect.

He feels the community's sense of neglect by police.

"I have a dread of Contempt, a quick sense of Neglect, a strong Desire of Distinction," Adams wrote that night.

He noted that these characteristics weren't entirely autobiographical — "I do, on occasion, enjoy sexual relations" — but acknowledged an abiding sense of neglect.

Picture living walls sweating with anxiety, a vine-clad staircase keening when an occupant dies, roof seams fraying from a mild sense of neglect.

But the sense of neglect by the new government is causing many to wonder whether life was better under the militants.

Those who abuse them tear at the fabric of our society and weaken our nation". Human planetary abuse is, in a very real sense, child neglect.

"It doesn't make sense to neglect Sure Start, for local authorities to be so short-termist as to close them down.