Sentence examples for I often overlooked from inspiring English sources

And within a couple of weeks, I became much more attentive to the number of things that were truly delightful that that I often overlooked in my daily life.

However, whenever the school plays and assemblies came around, I was often overlooked.

"I think there are a lot of people interested in drones and autonomous systems and I've tried to approach the medium with some subtly and poetry, which I feel is often overlooked in favor of a more heavy handed and overtly military political read.

Another very important element of the welfare state, and about the lived experience of poverty that I think is often overlooked in our discussions of who is poor, is just how poor people in this country really are.

What I find too often overlooked in this war of words is the intersection between the two positions, meaning the degree to which bias informs the statistics and vice versa.

Despite all that i did decide to vote for Prince as i think he's often overlooked even though he's a fantastic musician.

"I think what's often overlooked is the sexism that isn't overt," Kirsten Schlewitz, a freelance writer for SoccerGods recognizes.

My point is an obvious one, but I think it's often overlooked.

And I'm not a treating physician, I'm not an MD, but I would think that for a physician lab work would be the first thing to do.* I think Lyme is often overlooked or easily dismissed.

But another, equal pleasure is often overlooked: the "I can't believe I'm still in New York" moment.

The value of speaking to someone external about your problems is often overlooked – but I wasn't even aware of this service as an undergraduate student.