Sentence examples for constantly overlooked from inspiring English sources

The human side of computer security is easily exploited and constantly overlooked.

The only thing worse than being on a network is being sci-fi, which is constantly overlooked.

Neither the favorite son nor the black sheep, he's the middle child of the universe, constantly overlooked.

This yields its own comedy, as in Diwata's resentment at being constantly overlooked for a lead role in the school musical.

Newman called this camp "prospecting in the purest form" and spoke about the advantages of having a lengthy tryout because New York is densely populated and players are constantly overlooked.

Even though Brough – the Dewsbury-born half-back who was constantly overlooked for the England side during Steve McNamara's tenure – could not convert, his reaction to Russell's try said it all: Scotland were not just in front, they were in control.

The objects she uses are humdrum and everyday, the little things we constantly overlook, yet the results are anything but.

"He was always overlooked.

And fundamentally, it should not take a viral image to make us understand the hypocrisy of our generosity: there are a million other Abduls walking the streets from Calais to Beirut and they will constantly be overlooked and neglected so long as we require verification of their hardship.

Despite being one of the most powerful wielders of Dark Magic in the "Harry Potter" universe, she is still constantly undermined and overlooked by her fellow Death Eaters, written off as a hysterical woman.

As a black academic at a fine institution of higher learning, I have constantly tried to overlook the repeatedly blatant verbal shots thrown at President Barack Obama.