Sentence examples for as overlooked from inspiring English sources

The go-go audience is as overlooked as any group.

Even Nick Johnson and Enrique Wilson, who combined for seven hits and six runs batted in, were as overlooked as Pettitte.

Not long after Sweet Ludy won the Honeymoon Handicap and San Clemente Stakes, Irwin came across another promising prospect in England who may have been as overlooked as his future trainer: The Deputy.

A critical and popular success from the 1950's into the 1970's, Mr. Anderson's oeuvre, highlighted by the 1953 play "Tea and Sympathy" and its film version three years later, is not so much forgotten as overlooked.

Johansson, who has three titles on this surface, had better not be underestimated as well as overlooked on the evidence of his 7-5, 6-2, 6-2 win over the Argentinian.

On Broadway, a conductor is often as overlooked as so much wallpaper, that nameless fellow waving a stick under the stage.

"This increases the risk that they might seek to protect profits through activities such as overlooking harder-to-help claimants," the report warns.

But this implies that offence is invalid if taken by any party other than the minority in question (as well as overlooking the fact that non-white people make up a small minority of his audience).

This has a significant impact when considering assessment of novel or reported catalytic systems in this type of reaction, as overlooking of these engineering aspects can be misleading.

Similarly, when the travel agent says 'Reno is the biggest little city', we do not interpret her as overlooking the vagueness of 'little city'.

Aspects of video quality can be overlooked as long as it is not detrimental to the clarity of the message.