paying no mind

“They ran the wildcat again, and he was out there and I wasn’t paying no mind,” Woolen said.

This board has been accused many times of being performative and paying no mind to their finances.

“It’s beautiful,” Ms. Minter said as she sat in the shade eating lunch, referring to the bright sky and lush, tree-covered hills that brought her to the park and paying no mind to the Confederate leaders on horseback etched into the mountain behind her.

And she's already mastered the approach to paying no mind to social media trolls who routinely critique her revealing selfies on Instagram.

“It was awful,” Larry Kudlow, the president’s top economic adviser, said on Tuesday, relegating it misleadingly to the past tense and, like others this week, paying no mind to the administration’s well-documented mishandling of the pandemic, in a convention where Republicans turned blame for the costs of the virus on China.