Sentences with phrase «to ignore the elephant in the room»

You can't ignore the elephant in the room when it comes to substance abuse and relationships.

However, it is only in a small part of the intro and the design is really nice so lets ignore the elephant in the room for a moment.

Nonetheless this fancy well written story with all its detailed explanations ignores the elephants in the room.

This approach to explaining why affairs happen ignores the elephant in the room.

You may choose not to use it, but you can't ignore the elephant in the room.

Instead of ignoring the elephant in the room — which will only make the other party resentful — Kovary recommends acknowledging that you know they wanted the job, explaining in a non-defensive way why you're qualified to fill the position and stressing your hope you can work together.

I accepted all sorts of banter about our gigantic failures, the top 4 trophy and so on and so on and I tried to find the positives and stick by the club, but I can not just ignore the elephant in the room and pretend everything is ok.

Most people get caught up in how well a stock has done or to try to avoid selling at a loss, while ignoring the elephant in the room: whether the company is still a good investment.

I was very good at ignoring the elephant in the room which was: THIS IS OUR BABYMOON!

It begins with hints of the chariot race to come — no sense ignoring the elephant in the room — before starting its story in 25 C.E. Judah Ben - Hur (Jack Huston) and his adopted brother Messalah (Toby Kebbell) are introduced as the closest of friends, true brothers.

Borders does have a list called «Can't Get These in iBooks» which just seems like an attempt to try to sell themselves as the best e-book store on the iPad and iPhone, while blithely ignoring the elephant in the room that is the Kindle store.

It seems to me that doing carbon emissions on a per capita basis for developing countries ignores the elephant in the room of increasing population size.

Yep, organizations disseminating disinformation about Climategate (e.g. Nature, Science etc.), and in this case, the New York Times, intentionally or obtusely ignore the elephant in the room: nearly all the Climategate correspondence involves IPCC cadres i.e. an intergovernmental organization.

Like Microsoft, the legal profession can only ignore the elephant in the room for so long.

Ethereum has chosen to ignore the elephant in the room in its press releases: there's another DAO.

Rather than just ignoring this elephant in the room, it's best to mention it up front and provide context to your reader.

Let's not ignore the elephant in the room: December may normally be all about awards season, but this year, the real draw is «Star Wars.»

It is time for organizers to ignore the elephant in the room: title does not make the man, or woman.

Perhaps this show is indicative that it is much, MUCH easier to ignore the elephant in the room and just paint a pleasant, shallow, and very patronizing picture to show non-muslims.

Everyone seems to be ignoring the elephant in the room and crying about a coach who is clearly not ready to be a head coach.

You are ignoring the elephant in the room.

If you ignore elephants in the room, it will come back to bite you later.

Those who focus on more «severe» classifications are ignoring the elephant in the room.

These concerns are not insignificant, but they ignore the elephant in the room.

I think it's incredible to think about the opportunity to... it's like Amazon in general, you can't ignore the elephant in the room.

Whenever this feckless company talks about this game, at every turn, they ignore the elephant in the room.

To provide a sprinkle of truth and ignore the elephant in the room?

It is impossible to ignore the elephant in the room: not many people are playing LawBreakers right now, despite its very recent launch at the start of August.

One can not ignore the elephant in the room — why has it taken this long for London to produce a retrospective of one of Britain's best loved artists?

It's just a shame that they are so rarely advanced in the company of evidence, and are most often used as excuses for ignoring the elephant in the room and squeezing in another two elephants over the next decade.

But not discussing it, she said, would be «ignoring the elephant in the room.»

To not mention it is to ignore the elephant in the room, and risks inadvertently furthering the impression that mindfulness programs have «something to hide.»