Sentence examples for if overlooked from inspiring English sources

The President is a fine, if overlooked, example of Simenon's "hard" writing at its best.

It called to mind a fascinating, if overlooked, experiment that Mina Bissell had done back in the nineteen-eighties.

Still, the trombone provides a fascinating vantage point for the music because it is so indispensable (if overlooked) in jazz.

The Daily Mirror report that United chiefs are growing increasingly alarmed that Giggs may look elsewhere for his first full-time managerial role if overlooked for the post.

Still, lifeguards are a common, if overlooked, sight at world-class swimming events, such as the recent United States swim trials in Omaha.

It's a turn-of-the-century house-party rom-com, with relationships threatened on all sides... it's a real, if overlooked, gem.

And you could understand if they overlooked Carter, who had endured two consecutive injury-plagued seasons.

The first issue features vast, if critically overlooked or dismissed, industrial architecture in north-west England.

"They are kids," she says emphatically, pointing out an obvious if often overlooked fact about children in high-achieving schools.

But it looks as if he overlooked the critical component in the design – the actual value of the paper.

German officers were asked if they overlooked up to 10 Toshiba cassette players in a house they raided.