Sentence examples for will disregard from inspiring English sources

But often a large ebullient halo will disregard that border.

Republicans will disregard Cruz's advice at their peril.

Millepied said that those who fear he will disregard tradition are mistaken.

Some consumer advocates say they hope the regulators will disregard the heated arguments on both sides.

Parent information is not required, and if you provide it for another school we will disregard it.

It won't, though, because readers, having had their chain pulled by the conspiracy theory, will disregard those notes, if, improbably, they have bought the book.

In computing the fee, the Department of Veterans Affairs will disregard any amount included in the loan to enable the borrower to pay such fee.

Some share of the population will disregard virtually any government mandate, either by intent or inertia, and the early evidence about the Massachusetts law is mixed.

Take the recent "Happy Endings" in which Max and Dave dealt with their friendship tension by engaging in a "code war" — or #codewar, if you will — disregarding health codes, dress codes and building codes.

I'll disregard my own wisdom in a minute, but I'm telling you now.

We'll disregard separate interests, activities, or socializing with others in favor of them.