Sentence examples for worth ignoring from inspiring English sources

Government: barely worth ignoring.

Worth ignoring: 2012 presidential speculation.

Worth ignoring: Results from Washington state.

Worth ignoring: exit poll "leaks" of startling results.

Worth ignoring: screams of pain from Democrat neighbours.

Worth ignoring: Deval Patrick's performance in the Massachusetts governors' race.

It's worth repeating: ignoring sex workers when you're trying to make laws about them is bullshit.

But by using album sales as the primary validation of her artistic worth, she ignores the fact that the only people who still buy albums are Olds and children.

This relentless professional arrogance- it was Wright's own word for it and there is no other-was hard for a lot of people to take; somehow, we always found it worth taking and ignoring... View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Jia Tolentino By John Cassidy By Atul Gawande By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Jia Tolentino By John Cassidy.

Instead, it becomes planned (well worth it), or perfectly timed (again, well worth it) or ignored (ugh) or placed on the back burner (place it on the front burner of the schedule again).

To remember only achievement and worth is to ignore the vast majority of our cultural experience.