Sentence examples for somewhat ignored from inspiring English sources

Amid the apprehension Belarus were somewhat ignored before the game.

Duffy's Hill on Lexington Ave .between 102nd and 103rd is somewhat ignored today but it used to be quite famous.

It was last opened in 1562 A.D. and seems to have been somewhat ignored until October 1992.

His narrative takes us to out of the way places somewhat ignored in the standard accounts of those events, most notably JK Galbraith's The Great Crash: 1929 19555).

Other players felt somewhat ignored, including Austin and Mediate, who played in the final twosome and teed off almost two and a half hours after Woods.

The New Yorker, February 11 , 1933P. 10 Duffy's Hill on Lexington Ave .between 102nd and 103rd is somewhat ignored today but it used to be quite famous.

The company is regularly touted by Republicans as evidence that the government shouldn't subsidize clean energy (which somewhat ignores the enormous support received by fossil fuels).

And is it not part of our human hubris that we should presume all aliens to be weird versions of ourselves – somewhat ignoring the wonderful weirdness we ourselves represent?

They stop off at a pub, The Slaughtered Lamb, and somewhat unwisely ignore the dire warnings of the locals ("Stay on the roads. Keep clear of the moors").

Black people love him and white people don't get him, and that sort of thing, which might be somewhat true but ignores that another important dividing line runs along taste and not color.

It would be ignoring somewhat what I'm trying to do if I don't let it go away in some sense.