Word: disregarded
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Amish Church has gone astray from the Amish interpretation of the Bible, and although he may continue to sleep in Amish homes, he is shunned. Members are advised not to eat with the offender, to refrain from any business dealings or associations with him, and in general to disregard...
Government newspapers continued to attack the U.S. and its press, but spring fever obviously afflicted the editorial writers. La Epoca referred to "the New York newspaper, the Washington Post"; another sheet, with an equally fine disregard of the facts, damned the United Press, "whose figureheads called Roy, Scripp and Howard, also direct the New York Post, the Nation, and the New York Journal-American...
Mowrer, who is psychologist in charge of the Psycho-Educational Clinic and editor of the Harvard Educational Review, will enlarge upon his theories of femininity, and is expected to attack the report on "General Education In A Free Society" for its disregard of woman's educational problems in contemporary society...
Stokes hit the refusal of many papers, especially those in his native south, to carry news in direct opposition to their editorial policy, citing their disregard of the Negro problem and a low-wage economy as examples. "Papers do not want to print, in fact, will not print news that displeases them," he said...
...spattered from head to foot. Murky smears sparked with gobs and drippings of candy-bright color, his huge, swirling landscapes, seascapes and reeling street scenes all look as if they are on fire and half burnt-out already. The panting energy in Yeats's art, and his violent disregard for nature, are impressive and repulsive as well. They are not easy to connect with the wistful-eyed, closemouthed little Dubliner he really is, and with the neat, sweet drawings of Irish scenes he used...