Sentence examples for completely overlooks from inspiring English sources

The more profound issue — one that Kelly's view of the war completely overlooks — is not how compromise could have prevented war.

Perhaps the most insidious aspect of the alarmist view is that it completely overlooks the precious and important social values at stake here: a society that respects autonomy and values forgiveness.

She completely overlooks the symbolic element that ignited imaginations of the great Hollywood directors — especially that of Howard Hawks, who was one of the greatest of modern symbolists in any art form.

But Wilcox's post completely overlooks what is likely to be the larger point, and in general is a dangerous way of thinking.

Of course, this completely overlooks perhaps the best example: That Apple did jump start the personal computing revolution in the 1970s and 1980s.

Given that the SM rewords the clause means that how the utterance has been expressed is immediately disregarded; meanwhile, the CG approach examines this type of structure by clearly giving precedence to syntax and, consequently, completely overlooks the actual meaning of the clause itself.

But technology shares were not completely overlooked by investors.

He was going from one car to another but he completely overlooked mine.

An even more consequential political development was completely overlooked: The final communiqué.

Despite attempting a comeback album this year, Madonna was completely overlooked in this year's VMA nominations.

So far, the current farm bill has completely overlooked this critical issue.