Sentence examples for apparently overlooked from inspiring English sources
However, they have been apparently overlooked.
Mr. Sax had apparently overlooked the glare of Stefan Koprinkov.
But campaign workers apparently overlooked the veracity of 602-P.
They have proved a goldmine, having been apparently overlooked by other art historians.
The 1990 census apparently overlooked about 5m people, mostly from minorities, while double-counting several million whites.
And it was in those findings that they discovered an angle that the federation had apparently overlooked.
The critics are apparently overlooking another reason to act now.
Described in the Guardian as "ultimately, a frighteningly possible portrait of a marriage, of how things can slip so far without either party realising", The Silent Wife revolves around a wealthy woman who apparently overlooks her husband's infidelities.
When a group of Afghans applied for asylum here after hijacking a plane and diverting it to Britain in February, both the government and the opposition rushed to condemn the applications -- apparently overlooking the fact that Afghanistan is controlled by one of the world's most oppressive governments.
Karen Hughes, the Bush campaign spokeswoman, defended her boss's status as president-elect yesterday by pointing out that Mr. Bush got more votes than Bill Clinton did, apparently overlooking the fact that Mr. Gore seems to have gotten more votes than Mr. Bush did.
Fourth, he construes disjunction as the "exclusive or," which implies that if "P or Q" is true then "P and Q" is false, and therefore apparently overlooks the correct interpretation of disjunction as the "inclusive or," which implies that the truth of "P or Q" is consistent with the truth of "P and Q".
