Sentence examples for utterly disregarding from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this is the band's greatest achievement, their ability to conjure up a remarkably unified sense of mood and hold it steady for over 40 minutes, utterly disregarding any claims on the intellect and, instead, opting for a sustained assault on the senses.

Utterly disregarding shore battery and machine-gun fire which repeatedly struck his vessel, Lieutenant, Junior Grade, Bucklew persevered in guiding subsequent waves to the proper beach.

"Their fondest affection may be utterly disregarded, and their devoted attachment cruelly ignored at any moment a brutal slave-holder may think fit".

Gov. Bobby Jindal plans to appeal that decision, a move that utterly disregards the agreement Louisiana made with a group of voters and their advocates in 1992 after the United States Supreme Court found that Louisiana discriminated against blacks in the way State Supreme Court justices were chosen.

So how could the rulers of Kallipolis utterly disregard the good of the citizens?

From pigs and cows that are fed unnatural diets to fatten them faster and given antibiotics to mitigate the resulting health problems to chickens that turn to cannibalism due to their unbearable cramped conditions, the factory farm is a site of cruelty that utterly disregards how an animal's evolutionarily developed physiology actually functions.

He has been utterly disregarded by the DA's office, who failed to indict, yet continue to pursue a disingenuous prosecution despite overwhelming evidence of his innocence".

Cheney therefore gives us a rare glimpse into the deliberations of a politician free to utterly disregard politics: The result is a man who answered only to his own conscience.

First he thought the Secretary would be required to deliver water to those who had appropriated it; then he said this would be required '(i f they contract'; then he agreed the Secretary might withhold water 'as he sees fit'; then he 'doubt ed) very much' whether the Secretary could disregard Los Angeles' appropriations; finally he said 'possibly' the Secretary might utterly ignore appropriations.

The Labour party under this leadership has become intolerant of dissent, insouciant of the role of opposition, utterly disrespectful of elected Labour parliamentarians and councillors and completely disregards the need to win power across the country.

He disregarded him.