Sentence examples for steadfastly ignored from inspiring English sources
Since then we've steadfastly ignored each other, and I've managed to avoid that window entirely.
As a politician, she focused Dutch minds on a subject they steadfastly ignored.
And what about the wave of anti-Roma measures in other E.U. states that the commission has steadfastly ignored until now?
Instead, Bhutan has steadfastly ignored our demands; multiple rounds of talks between Bhutan and Nepal over the status of the Lhotshampa have yielded little progress.
But within this new massive bombing campaign, one finds most of the vital lessons about western intervention that, typically, are steadfastly ignored.
But in the meantime, I was convinced that if I steadfastly ignored it, the pain would eventually go its own way.
As Zhurov's drunken mother sprawls in front of an absurd television show, steadfastly ignoring the horrors in the next room, "Cargo 200" plumbs near-comical depths of anti-Communist fury.
Interviewing survivors from London to Las Vegas and from Cuba to Mexico, the director, Jennifer Baichwal, steadfastly ignores the cultural contexts that inform their reactions, thereby depriving her film of much-needed significance.
Every day, more cars venture onto Baghdad's dust-choked streets, adding to epic traffic jams and sending blood-pressure levels through the roof, as drivers spew invective, gesticulate wildly and steadfastly ignore any and all driving laws.
They were also complaining about her governance style: She is seen as having used her 54 percent victory at the ballot box last year as an immunity cloak to pursue what she has called her "nationalist and populist project" — including import limits and blocks on the foreign exchange market — while steadfastly ignoring her critics.
The show's days as a vertical slice of the whole industry are long gone; it is there to support Q4 retail sales, and in doing so it steadfastly ignores the mobile, social and casual sectors which represent by far the largest areas of growth and innovation.
