Sentence examples for thoroughly ignoring from inspiring English sources

I found myself zipping around the ballpark in a helicopter with a reporter named Bill Reel and a sexy woman who was a photographer for The New York Times and doubled as the pilot of the aircraft -- a function she was thoroughly ignoring while she sat talking to us guys and unfolding her legs to provide glimpses of her thighs.

As usual, though, the critics' reservations have been thoroughly ignored.

A politician who had struggled to be popular would make a virtue of championing unpopular causes, especially those thoroughly ignored by everyone else.

In what must be the ultimate sign that a restaurant caters to neighbors rather than tourists, I was thoroughly ignored for half an hour as staff members chatted it up with regulars.

A decade later, after Mr Brown finally moved into Number 10, it transpired that he had indeed deluded himself into thinking that unbalanced growth was proof of success; he had thoroughly ignored the warning signs.

Otherwise, though, computer speech has been thoroughly ignored by the average consumer -- which seems odd, considering that every Macintosh and Windows PC comes with built-in software that reads back text.

Pandering and making a demographic feel most important when it matters most politically isn't specific to the practice of courting black votes, but I'd argue that no demographic so desperately needed in elections has its challenges so thoroughly ignored outside of voting season.

But I loved how she let Bev stumble across easy but true sentiments that everyone else thoroughly ignored.

So Gabriela Shalev's prediction that the U.S. will avoid the veto makes sense, even though it's been thoroughly ignored by the U.S. media, both corporate and progressive, who assume that Obama will order that veto.

In the introduction to his 1994 translation of the Zhuangzi, the noted sinologist Victor H. Mair wrote: "I feel a sense of injustice that the Dao De Jing is so well known to my fellow citizens while the Zhuangzi is so thoroughly ignored, because I firmly believe that the latter is in every respect a superior work".

One strength of the Brandeis show is how thoroughly it ignores such strictures.