Sentence examples for very ignored from inspiring English sources

"I actually feel very ignored by the police," she said with a shrug.

The statue of King Jagiello of Poland reared up behind all three, very imposing but very ignored.

"What we're trying to do is ease some of the pain for these people and extend their life if we can," said Culbertson. "It's about being kind and re-humanizing a population that's been very, very ignored".

And I think that we're speaking out for a really large group of Latinas who are very much ignored.

"Before, gender crimes had been very much ignored".

But former shadow home secretary David Davis said the claims from Pakistan served to "reinforce" allegations that UK authorities, at the very least, ignored Pakistani torture techniques.

They did not keep things very shipshape, ignored commands to clean up, and hurled chairs and books at staff members and police officers who came to restore order.

Also, it includes stability functions in the stiffness matrix, something very often ignored by researchers.

And the reason for using a puzzle is that things that are said directly and obviously are very often ignored.

They said, "Most people would have taken the purse or at the very least ignored it".

It's this type of camaraderie in brothels that's very much ignored by the status quo, Gwyn says.