Sentence examples for important overlooked from inspiring English sources

The television-watching look seems to me the most important overlooked sartorial issue of this time of year.

(Mr. Eliot makes a strong case for Sam Wood's "Kings Row" as an important, overlooked film, lost in the shadow of Orson Welles's "Magnificent Ambersons").

In an op-ed piece in Thursday's Los Angeles Times, Potts explained two important, overlooked aspects about the nuns' objections to providing contraception coverage.

Hislatest entry, on trade deficits, is framed around an important, overlooked point, but he misses some important nuances, and his conclusion re: trade deficits as conditionally benign seemed pretty far off to me.

This paper warrants publication for its timely approach to a vastly important overlooked topic in science and medicine and its relevant, useful 890 cited references.

There are the inevitable frustrations and longueurs: time gaps, important events overlooked or hastily summoned.

… "Once mastered" being the most important, yet overlooked part.

Perhaps the most important matter overlooked was the fact that some Russian officials would personally benefit from a devaluation.

One of the important, but overlooked, reasons for Casper's success, is that their mattresses are made of foam and compress into a relatively standard and compact box.

The idea of real-world change is the most important factor overlooked by critics of social media.

It is possible that HL is an important, but overlooked, factor in understanding tobacco-related health disparities.