Sentence examples for sort of disregarded from inspiring English sources
"I do share your feelings that in watching him it feels, at first glance, very offensive to see so much talent, to see somebody in the sport that means a great deal to so many, sort of disregarded," Agassi said.
So I sort of disregard the madness.
"I don't know, there's some sort of disregard for women's perspective after a while.
As Ms. Kelly began writing "Return to the Willows," she found one of the characters taking over the story — specifically, the one who represents the sort of disregard for convention that Grahame feared but schoolchildren adore.
"For him to sort of disregard terrorism or put it in place with everything else is absolutely absurd," Mr. Engel said, noting that the Witt report had criticized the standards that the N.R.C. and FEMA use to assess emergency plans.
I am not a sociologist, but I suspect that this results in some sort of disregard for the humanity of another individual -- that pulling a trigger is an easier decision than choosing hand to hand combat.
When they have an ignorance of the humanities, or sort of a disregard for them, it makes me sad because they're crafting the future.
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It was, depending on what you think of the businessman, either willfully ignorant or shamelessly cynical, requiring the sort of unique disregard for the past that makes Trump Trump.
"And if we allow this sort of reckless disregard for human life to continue in our county jails, he won't be the last".
