Examples of 'takes no notice' in a sentence
Meaning of "takes no notice"
Takes no notice: ignoring or paying no attention to something or someone
How to use "takes no notice" in a sentence
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takes no notice
Takes no notice of anything but his own goals.
You are annoyed because she takes no notice of you.
He also takes no notice of the cat.
They feed the elephant food but it takes no notice.
God takes no notice of it here.
They are not hymns of praise because God takes no notice.
But it takes no notice.
Takes no Notice of this Legacy.
The religion of Islam takes no notice of Jerusalem as a city.
I have complained to Mr Davis about it, but he takes no notice.
He takes no notice of me.
The Sultan of Brunei takes no notice.
Westerby takes no notice and goes to Hong Kong.
If you call out to her, she takes no notice.
The boy takes no notice of either the toys or Bob Sinclar.
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Obscurely, that the world takes no notice of them.
It takes no notice of us and our aspirations . ".
Scribbling on his notepad, he takes no notice of the surprise on my face.
It 's my roof . I have complained to Mr Davis about it, but he takes no notice.
As expected, she takes no notice of my glance and continues.
Know what I think? You are annoyed because she takes no notice of you.
Gove's plan takes no notice of the age of children.
Sir, the State in choosing men to serve it takes no notice of their opinions.
His power, takes no notice of this letter, and goes towards the church.
However, the processor takes no notice of what it is reading… it just reads.
But the Times takes no notice of the curious silence of U.S. intelligence.
Look … He takes no notice of me.
She takes no notice?
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