Sentence examples for to ignored from inspiring English sources
verb
To deliberately pay no attention to.
It also grows out of a field called cultural studies, in which the academy has turned its attention over the years to ignored and marginalized humans.
Many people seemed to feel unacknowledged, unlistened to, ignored, looked down on: not just as individuals, but as a people, as a nation.
Mr Webb resigned, citing policy decisions made "through the back door" by government officials and the exchange's unwillingness to provide critical information.Mr Webb's criticisms about all manner of abuses inflicted upon investors, from layers of transaction fees to ignored proxy votes, made him something of a hero to Hong Kong's numerous punters.
Finally, all the duplicates formed due to ignored stereoisomerism and salt components were removed.
The players felt talked down to, ignored and "dissed".
So they can be slighted, marketed to, ignored, and otherwise mistreated?
He was difficult to ignore.
"They learn to ignore them".
They're impossible to ignore.
"We chose to ignore that".
