Sentence examples for deliberately overlooking from inspiring English sources
But what the researchers found was that "the fans were not choosing to see actions in the game or deliberately overlooking things in a way that corresponded with their feelings," Manjoo writes.
Critics said that smaller particles were being deliberately overlooked.
They sometimes deliberately overlook that our mission has always been to entertain, as well as inform and educate.
But defense lawyers contended that prosecutors were overreaching and that they deliberately overlooked evidence that cast doubt on the woman's story.
The 1951 San Francisco peace treaty with Japan deliberately overlooked the matter of Dokdo's sovereignty, for fear the islands might fall into the hands of the Communist north in the Korean war.
This not only meant that members across the country felt alienated, demoralised and ignored, but more importantly their collective understanding of people's fears and aspirations, learnt from listening to the public and knocking on doors, was being deliberately overlooked.
The book claims that, as compensation for big bucks, both Bush presidents have actually given Saudi Arabia a "pass" -- that is, deliberately overlooked the kingdom's longtime support for Islamic radicalism and terror in return for personal profit.
The biggest problem was that state laws and regulations governing workers' social insurance were deliberately overlooked because coal mining companies did not provide pension plans or medical care to their workers.
While this forbiddance was deliberately overlooked in the first round, providing an opportunity to cheat, it was strictly enforced in the second, conducted two months later in the same classes with the same quiz.
The religious implications of Heizer's work — he's arguably a stone worshipper if ever there was one — are downplayed or deliberately overlooked.
