Sentence examples for entirely overlooking from inspiring English sources

The word "sentimental" is often misused for things that are merely heartfelt, but it did seem as if the outpouring of emotion over Cecil's end might be sentimental, properly identified as such — emotion misdirected at one animal's end while entirely overlooking pain nearer at hand and in need of comfort.

Men's role was almost entirely overlooked, reserving moral condemnation and legal penalties for women.

But the theatrical credo of the playwright cannot be entirely overlooked.

Investors have not entirely overlooked the dangers of lining private equity pockets at the potential expense of the companies' health.

The contribution of the brilliant British director Robert Stevenson to the success of the film is entirely overlooked.

The work was Whiteread's most ambitious exploration to date of the utterly familiar, yet almost entirely overlooked.

It's surprising that this highly significant finding has been almost entirely overlooked in public discussion about this topic.

Yet his poetry was entirely overlooked by Keith Tuma in his Oxord University Press Anthology of Twentieth Century British and Irish Poetry (2001).

No work that touches on the relationship between modern Germany and its Jews can entirely overlook questions like that one.

It failed to attract contemporary audiences and was almost entirely overlooked in the Academy Award nominations; even Bernard Herrmann's chilling score was passed by.

We believe that this important and critical fact has been entirely overlooked, or has never been considered in one tithe of its importance.