Sentence examples for well disregard from inspiring English sources

"And I always found that, in the main, what men were writing on their profiles was 90% bullshit, to the point that you may as well disregard it.

Listeners to the Today programme would have done well to disregard Sarah Montague's weather report yesterday.

American policymakers would do well to disregard Mr. Trichet's sanguine remarks and brace themselves for a European economic tsunami that is all too likely to seriously derail the fragile U.S. economic recovery.

This though is a strategic moment for the Iranians and they would do well to disregard the "noises off" from the ebullient Mr Netanyahu.

Sure, if you're a reality television star or Olympia Dukakis in "Steel Magnolias" you'd do well to disregard that advice, but if you're a regular person with a Twitter handle, it's a crucial precept.

President Obama would do well to disregard the calls for direct military action from the left and right and continue to focus on the development and implementation of policy that will resolve the Syrian conflict and protect and perpetuate U.S. national interests in the region over the long-term.

ElBaradei, a Nobel peace laureate, stands accused of failing to present any alternatives to dispersing two mass sit-ins in Cairo, as well as disregarding "terrorist crimes" committed by the Muslim Brotherhood there.

"President Trump needs to exercise diplomacy at home first, with the diverse Muslim communities he has endangered with his campaign policies and rhetoric, as well as disregarding them as citizens of the United States.

Well, please, just disregard these issues and don't think about this anymore again.

Donald Trump understood the average Republican voter well enough to disregard the party's tired orthodoxies and still win the presidency.

Trump might well choose to disregard an inconvenient judicial ruling were he to calculate that he could get away with doing so.