Sentence examples for unfairly neglected from inspiring English sources

Unfairly neglected … Rossella Lari restores The Last Supper by Plautilla Nelli.

For decades the kindest thing you could say about War Horse was that it was an unfairly neglected book.

It's a standard question, but I wondered which novels Aldiss was most proud of and which had been unfairly neglected.

You can find unfairly neglected writers in America; Dick, with a steady and attentive transatlantic audience, was never one of them.

Do you have any favorite books about World War I by other writers that you think are unfairly neglected and that more readers should know?

In our diverse, complicated country, some people are unfairly neglected or unaware of the services or rights that are due them.

Such justifications, however, were traditionally vulnerable to the objection that they could be used to support intuitively less-desirable forms of government in which the greater happiness of the majority is achieved by unfairly neglecting the rights and interests of a minority.

This is like complaining that a textbook in astronomy is too focused on the Copernican theory of the structure of the solar system and unfairly neglects the possibility that the Flying Spaghetti Monster is really pulling each planet's strings, unseen by the deluded scientists.

But her work at and within the centre will keep her actively involved with novels: particularly novels which, in her view, have been unfairly forgotten or neglected.

One of the great figures of the "Golden Age" of boxing in the '60s and '70s, Frazier ended up very much slighted and neglected, unfairly so, chewed up and spit out by a celebrity culture that opts for popular myths.

The whining from big Democratic donors that Obama has neglected them, unfairly blamed them for the economic downturn, or been "insufficiently admiring" begs the question of what differentiates big Republican donors from big Democratic ones.