Sentence examples for truly neglected from inspiring English sources

The great enthusiasm for mass drug administration has sometimes left this part of trachoma control truly neglected.

He was superb, with Anna Magnani and Joanne Woodward, in Sidney Lumet's The Fugitive Kind (1960) - from Tennessee Williams again - a truly neglected picture.

Compared to malaria, tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS, schistosomiasis remains a truly neglected tropical disease.

Second-rate artists get huge amounts of attention while truly great ones are neglected.

In the process, we have neglected the truly important values such as families, relationships, communities, and our planet.

Brown's last book is "stunningly beautiful", according to Camaradeau, and there were plenty of suggestions in favour of this "truly beautiful writer … strangely neglected in general", as Ikeythetinker observed.

The inclusion of permanent seats for developing countries and regions would also enhance perceptions of American sincerity toward historically neglected states that truly value their voice in the United Nations.

For whatever reason, we neglected to learn any truly valuable lesson from it all.

So much that is familiar is being declared the 'new' thing by the record industry, the advertising industry and the mainstream media, anything that is truly unfamiliar and moving forward is more neglected than ever before".

"In undertaking this survey we have uncovered truly inspiring stories of how local people have turned neglected places of worship into dynamic centres of local life.

And it doesn't neglect the truly unpleasant noises Ives would hear from critics and audiences -- Madman!" "Terrible!" "Awful!" -- when his music received a rare performance.