Sentence examples for but overlooked from inspiring English sources

The police in Surrey seem to have known about the Dowler hacking but overlooked it.

He may have relied on 21 Rbut but overlooked 21... Nd7.

(Mr. Mayer also used a homophobic slur in the Playboy interview, though that's been all but overlooked).

A reader's letter, dated April 15 but overlooked at The Times until last week, points out that he was Creon, not Cleon.

Crucial questions, like how the Six-Day War emboldened the messianic religious right and Ariel Sharon to build settlements, are all but overlooked.

Another equally important component but overlooked so far is the bandwidth request and grant module.

"A two bedroom apartment in Macquarie Street that was not waterfront, but overlooked Circular Quay sold earlier this year for 3,050,000 Australian dollars," said Harris.

This elicited cheers from the audience but overlooked the fact that there are many such places all over the world, including in onshore jurisdictions.

One of the important, but overlooked, reasons for Casper's success, is that their mattresses are made of foam and compress into a relatively standard and compact box.

Nicholas Cotsonika writes on Yahoo.com that it is likely the first of several for the talented-but-overlooked Malkin, who might begin emerging from Sidney Crosby's shadow.

And much of her all-but-overlooked work is ripe for reissue and rediscovery, with this collection serving as a sampler.