Sentence examples for sometimes ignored from inspiring English sources

Modern philosophers have sometimes followed Kant, sometimes ignored him.

Broader social narratives are sometimes ignored, but they matter, too.

That scientists are sometimes ignored by politicians is nothing new.

Bramhall adds that grace periods for late submissions are sometimes ignored, cutting off benefits too early.

Its word doesn't always prevail, however, as investors have sometimes ignored its recommendations.

Allies defended her as smartly decisive, even if she sometimes ignored political realities.

Then he would not call me at all.' Even the mightiest are sometimes ignored.

But one lesson of Zortman is that good information is sometimes ignored.

Yet for reasons not fully understood, warnings of extreme weather are sometimes ignored — or worse, mocked.

Population pressures on land use in coastal regions have sometimes ignored age-old appreciation of coastal hazards.

So is George Steinbrenner, the Yankees' principal owner, even if his message is sometimes ignored.