Sentence examples for though ignore from inspiring English sources
"Cannot, though, ignore impression of great things fermenting around in young royal brain," she observes, "and sense that, at maturity, will rise up like ancient knight of Round Table thrusting sword in air and creating dazzling new order".
In general, though, ignore "a" or "the" if it is the first word.
Remember, though, "ignore" is always an option.
It was sound advice, though ignored.
Some artists, though, ignored Reno and its history entirely.
The court's decision, though, ignored the rest of Massachusetts' unmarried workers.
All this, though, ignores the fact that writers' opinions, like those of anyone else, change or mature over time.
Though ignored by every channel I surfed, there actually was a G.O.P. primary on Tuesday, open only to registered Republicans.
Though ignored by the Iranians, Bēdil's poetry had an impact on Tadzhik and Uzbek literatures, and its influence is still evident in Afghanistan.
Well, if she really wants to get into it: "I do think it's foolish, though, ignoring everything that's going on," I say.
This, though, ignores the obvious point: many voters are worried about immigration not because they are xenophobes but because, for them, it is an economic issue.
