Sentence examples for with ignored from inspiring English sources

Born in 1717, the son of a cobbler, Carmontelle insinuated himself into French society through his learnedness and charisma, traits that were in high demand in a culture rife with ignored wives and ennui.

Inside, defaced signs with ignored regulations—"NO COOKING IN ROOMS", "ROOMS TO BE KEPT CLEAN & TIDY are posted on the walls, and unmistakeable wafts of piss assail your nostrils as you pass communal toilets, with the remnants of the many thousands of cigarettes smoked inside nearly masking that and other odours as you move through dark hallways.

"Most Americans are comfortable with ignoring that".

He charged the other candidates with ignoring the poor.

Regulars get away with ignoring it; you may not.

"I think the industry is still getting away with ignoring this problem," says Miller.

But for now Belarus's president has got away once again with ignoring the rules of democracy as practised elsewhere.

These near-identical, hollow-cheeked men are seen wrestling with, ignoring, pairing off against and walking out on one another.

For example, one argument charges cornucopians with ignoring the effects of population growth on ecosystems, which are essential for the survival of humans.

The other problem with ignoring nail fungus is that the fungus creates cracks and openings in the skin where bacteria can sneak in and cause infections.

The TUC yesterday called for more offenders to be named, warning that some employers believed they could get away with ignoring the legislation.