Sentence examples for what is ignored from inspiring English sources

What is ignored by those who buy that N.R.A. "logic" is what Mr. Baum himself identified in the next part of his answer to Mr. Nocera.

Tucked in the corners of galleries, in grey uniforms and soft shoes, the guards at museums recede into the background, as if their real job is to go unnoticed.But what is ignored by most people is a "calling" for Marie, the somewhat odd heroine at the centre of "Asunder", a lyrical and haunting new novel by Chloe Aridjis.

The main avenue for data collection was videotaping, thus limiting the problem of working from field notes that potentially reflect observers' biases (i.e., what is collected is influenced by what is noticed, what is focused on, and what is ignored).

What is ignored in all of this political propaganda is the morality of the problem, and our responsibility to our children.

What is ignored in Christian fragility, however, is the social privilege accorded Christians of all stripes in this country--our holidays are embedded in the work calendar; we can easily find foods our religion allows us to eat; we can be elected President of the United States.

Scotland "Alex Salmond to be made First Minister for Norwich, so he can get to understand what being ignored by the rest of the country is really like.

What was ignored then was this singular version of supply and demand: Long-standing literary and commercial fiction voices are maturing, and many of them have reached a plateau economically and critically.

… What was ignored in the previous analysis, and why?" asked subcommittee chair Representative Barbara Comstock (R VA).

What was ignored was the fact that sacking experienced staff and hiring fresh faces with no experience of the company has a cost of its own.

What if nobody hears it, or what if the screamer is ignored?

When this is ignored, what happens?