Sentence examples for hardly overlooking from inspiring English sources
To celebrate on our last night, we went for the total tourist blowout at the 11th-floor Eiffel Tower restaurant, at a window table that, while hardly overlooking Paris, did have a dramatic view of the signature Bellagio fountains (they spurted at the finale of the 2001 "Ocean's 11").
Hardly overlooked in his lifetime, Fonda was certainly under-rewarded.
One can hardly overlook the irony of a man who so resolutely betrayed his country, surrounding himself in his Soviet apartment with British condiments, newspapers and light-hearted English classics.
"It was just overlooked previously".
And, with a series of crises around the world increasingly coming to dominate Obama's Presidency, it can hardly be overlooked.
As a result many market participants will tend to put more emphasis on the expected continued strength in the broadest measure of economic growth and its price component, although the E.C.I. will hardly be overlooked".
Although the domineering presence of church buildings can hardly be overlooked, and they are familiar landmarks in every town and village, they cannot by any stretch of the imagination be called "the centre of the community".
This hardly qualifies as overlooking their anti-Semitism.
At any rate, Kahlo hardly fits the "overlooked by history" tag.
Ruscha's quote to the effect that "Vital art is made out of things that the general population has overlooked" hardly helps to answer the question.
