Sentence examples for are sometimes overlooked from inspiring English sources

He has said that he and his partner face inequities that are sometimes overlooked.

That they did so is an unexpectedly moving aspect of a tale so often rehearsed that its human dimensions are sometimes overlooked.

She adds that it's only been a couple of months, but so far it's been rewarding to see students, who are sometimes overlooked, develop confidence and knowledge.

One of Red Bull's missions, Mr. Berger said, is to explore the works of Shakespeare's contemporaries, which are sometimes overlooked, and the response so far gives him hope.

"A book in particular needs rhythm, and, as such, I felt that "Discordia" needed to incorporate the quieter pictures that are sometimes overlooked because they capture moments just before or after the main event".

He believes that citizens can make important legislative contributions in areas that are sometimes overlooked, like the complications couples from different European countries face getting a divorce in the European Union, or difficulties transferring education credentials across borders.

Patience is a virtue that's sometimes overlooked".

"But there is another aspect of the project that is sometimes overlooked: the data".

Another live recording that is sometimes overlooked is "Live in New York City," a double CD of their "reunion" tour in 2000.

When I later talk to Blair, unbidden, he volunteers that Powell's "creativity" was sometimes overlooked.

As is often the case with funny writers, particularly women, Moore's seriousness is sometimes overlooked.