Sentence examples for had previously overlooked from inspiring English sources
Certain crudenesses that I had previously overlooked -- the clawlike hands and blotchy landscape of "The Fates and Their Creation," for instance -- glare out at me now.
In his description of everyday scientific work (so-called normal science), however, Kuhn had captured important aspects of theories that philosophers had previously overlooked.
Last week, GQ magazine named Robert Geller the best new men's designer in the country, which caused a lot of people to pay attention to a designer they had previously overlooked.
As customers re-evaluate their relationship with designer clothes, high prices are driving some of them to hunt for fashion in stores or from brands they had previously overlooked.
It led him to the work of Clarence White, guitarist with the Byrds and inventor of the B-Bender, as well as Randy Newman, whom he had previously overlooked.
As an urban-dweller transplanted into the arctic wilderness, I learned to see the beauty and power of nature that I had previously overlooked.
Funkmaster Flex observed that many awards shows give out their trophies as a way of making up to artists whose bodies of work they have previously overlooked, and Mr. West agreed.
Part of the pleasure in the story is derived from the shared experience of the reader and the listener; they may discuss the story as it goes along, they may spend time on the illustrations if there are any and they may flick back to check details they have previously overlooked.
But that description is a stretch, as are her decisions to cast the play as a traveling road show, throw in a "Petrouchka" interlude and expand the character of Peter, the servant to Juliet's Nurse, whom theatergoers might be forgiven for having previously overlooked.
We agree that this is an important point that we have previously overlooked and have performed the suggested experiments now included in Figure 1F, showing a strong and significant requirement for LPAR also under serum-induced entosis.
Since mRNAs are transcribed and processed at the sites of transcription and translated in the cytoplasm, this lengthy retention period raises the intriguing possibility that the nucleus may have previously overlooked roles.
