To represent me as viewing it with ill-nature, animosity, or partisanship, is merely to do a very foolish thing, which is always a very easy one; and which I havedisregarded for eight years, and coulddisregard for eighty more.

His master having, throughdisregard of his counsel, been captured by the Ch`in State, Ch`u Yuan sank into disfavour with his sons, and retired to the hills, where he wrote his famous `Li Sao', of which the following is one of the songs.

He has taken a masterly advantage of our helplessness; and has imposed terms on us, for performances at Derby and Nottingham, with such a business-likedisregard of all interests but his own that -- fond as I am of putting things down in black and white -- I really cannot prevail upon myself to record the bargain.

Only a man who has no affairs to see to can afford todisregard such things.

Then her absolutedisregard for her duties as a wife angered him.

But when a prince is with his army, and has under control a multitude of soldiers, then it is quite necessary for him todisregard the reputation of cruelty, for without it he would never hold his army united or disposed to its duties.

Perhaps the men she carried had asked her to do too much, had stretched beyond breaking-point the enduring faithfulness which seems wrought and hammered into that assemblage of iron ribs and plating, of wood and steel and canvas and wire, which goes to the making of a ship - a complete creation endowed with character, individuality, qualities and defects, by men whose hands launch her upon the water, and that other men shall learn to know with an intimacy surpassing the intimacy of man with man, to love with a love nearly as great as that of man for woman, and often as blind in its infatuateddisregard of defects.

Crayford's warning--forgets Richard Wardour himself--turns suddenly, with a loving woman's desperatedisregard of everything but her love--nestles her head on his bosom, and answers him in that way, at last!

Its commonest expression is heard in the words, "I beg your pardon," and it is not consistent withdisregard of the rights of others.

As he mused he became keenly sensible of the deep responsibility they assume whodisregard the means to attain the end, and of all the danger of setting in motion an engine which it exceeds human power to control.

Both in 'The Vicar of Wakefield' and in 'She Stoops to Conquer' characterization is mostly conventional, and events are very arbitrarily manipulated for the sake of the effects in rather free-and-easydisregard of all principles of motivation.

Moreover, my most weighty and urgent request has beendisregarded. .