Sentence examples for easily overlooks from inspiring English sources

For, brought up largely on 19th-century notions about the "purity" of church music, one easily overlooks the fact that even Bach and Mozart had few compunctions about the use of secular in their cases mostly operatic styles and specific tunes in church music.

Although Ms. Sittenfeld's orchestration of such plot points can be predictable and ham-handed in the extreme, her portrait of Kate — much like her portrait of the Laura Bush-like heroine of "American Wife" — is so psychologically vivid that the reader easily overlooks the slick story line.

He commands attention but is easily overlooked.

A low shelf, easily overlooked, lay just inside the entrance.

ENORMOUS though it is, Canada is all too easily overlooked.

His values are sound, and too easily overlooked.

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Most living things are small and easily overlooked.

And here, perhaps, lies a link too easily overlooked.

One could easily overlook the imaginative verve of the clothes.

Also easily overlooked is James Angus's small bronze sculpture.