What is "disregards"

Usage examples of "disregards".

Jim Kelly cavalierly disregards any temporal barriers whatsoever as he careens around time in “Undone.

Roach not only disregards every rule and every order, he is outraged when he’s punished.

He disregards the plea, lashing the sea into a tempest from which none will emerge.

He ignores the glimmer in Kadara's eyes as she watches Brede, who, in turn, disregards that warmth bestowed upon him.

And so, while his flesh fulfilled its destiny as flesh in the taverns and brothels of London, the soul that inhabited him was Caesar, who disregards the augur's admonition, and Juliet, who abhors the lark, and Macbeth, who converses on the plain with the witches who are also Fates.

Therefore, if you present all this world before her, with the richest of its treasures, she disregards it and cares not for it, and is unmindful of any pain or affliction.

Let no one thank me any more, for I am going to revert to my bachelor habits, and if anybody disregards this warning, I'll run away and never come back!