Sentence examples for always being overlooked from inspiring English sources
Georgina Henry got one of my better rants over lunch one day – my favourite rant about how older women are always being overlooked and there wasn't enough style-wise in the Guardian for them.
Candy Corn paired with Claudius (r.41-54): corny corn is never the first choice for Halloween candy and yet it is always there for you, hoping to be chosen and always being overlooked.
"Those of us who serve, it seems we're always being overlooked," Sergeant Brand said.
The number of nominees in each category has been fixed at five for as long as most of us can remember (it was 10 in the early years), and good movies have always been overlooked.
That team have always been overlooked by the voting panel for the hall of fame but the release of the film I Believe In Miracles last year led to a petition being set up by supporters to argue that Clough's men had never received enough recognition.
We've not been there, we've not been that lucky, we've always been overlooked or we've not been up to the standards of the greats.
I'm pretty sure LBJ never read John Stuart Mill, but in his bones, planted there from the experience of childhood and youth, he believed that in the absence of its natural defenders, the interests of the excluded are always in danger of being overlooked.
But, similar to kindred spirit Ariel Pink, Maus's ear for curious sonics—rubbery bass lines, digital choirs, and enough candied synths to give you a toothache are always in danger of being overlooked amid the extra-musical antics he dabbles in.
Black art has always been here and has always been a necessity, though simultaneously being overlooked and rendered not to matter.
Which issues are being overlooked?
