Sentence examples for turn ignored from inspiring English sources

And his performance in the profound, existential comedy "Groundhog Day" is a treasure, a landmark turn ignored because voters didn't consider it serious, even though the stakes in his character's journey, endlessly repeating the same day, couldn't have been higher.

What do you call a president who wages war under false pretenses, runs up a record deficit, kowtows to religious conservatives at every turn, ignores global warming and alienates many of America's longstanding allies?

I'm down with throwing stones at giants, but I think the crux of his argument — lots of good ideas, brains, and vested employees wandering out into the sunlight after being thwarted at every turn — ignores the tribal aspect of working at a place like Google.

The client will just pass over any place holding posts, in turn ignoring any future comments you may have, making it harder to get a FixYa.

On the bottom, uncheck "Turn ignore back on in.? If you feel this is going to end up having bots sent you all sorts of things then try this.

Yet then in a bizarre act of legerdemain, he ignores all of that and writes, "But does the widening gap between the pay of those at the top of the wealth heap and the rest actually harm those who are struggling or sinking?" Worse though is that after making this sharp U-turn, ignoring everything he's written, his focus on the problem (which he says everyone is obsessed about) is off-base.

Turn Ignore Repeat off.

Mainstream physics, in turn, largely ignored Einstein's approaches to unification.

The police already record illegal left turns and ignored stop signs using cameras mounted on the dashboards of cruisers — evidence displayed vividly on video screens in courtrooms, sometimes to the chagrin of drivers who have just insisted they did no such thing.

For example, this might involve applying to different colleges to learn a new skill, testing out your career idea on friends and family and asking for feedback, or asking industry gurus to share their own experience with you – all with the expectation that you will be turned down, ignored or unsupported.

Having lived in Casablanca for much of that year, I understood that there was indeed an unspoken agreement between police officers and cab drivers who routinely made illegal U-turns, gamely ignored red lights and cut across lanes of traffic to pick up a fare.