Sentence examples for is mostly overlooked from inspiring English sources

But then, there's no new album, and the last, 4 13 Dream, is mostly overlooked tonight, which gives them licence to do what they like.

This subtlety is mostly overlooked by people using the accusation of "doublethink" when trying to accuse an adversary of being hypocritical - but it is a very popular word with people who like a good debate along with their pints in the pub.

But British poetry that engages at a sophisticated level with history, politics and, especially, philosophy is mostly overlooked on these occasions: Geoffrey Hill's appearances in the past few years, for example, have been notably anomalous and he did not make the cut this year.

Despite its paramount importance, however, the immune system or "immune organ" is mostly overlooked on intensive care units (ICU) today [2 7].

Density of the base population needs to be considered while conducting spatial analysis of diseases, which is mostly overlooked.

(The others -- the "et alia" -- would be mostly overlooked).

But, in his day, Wilson's contribution to the sport was mostly overlooked.

This "crime of the century" was mostly overlooked until it was recounted in documentary Fire in the Blood.

I'll tell you, though, a book that's mostly overlooked now is William Manchester's "The Death of a President," which is a classic of narrative nonfiction and should be taught in every journalism school.

Vargas Llosa had moved up a bit in final betting to 25/1, but he was mostly overlooked by punters who seemed to favor the Kenyan writer Ngugi wa Thiong'o and then during the final days, the American Cormac McCarthy.

The garment district, which stretches roughly from Fifth Avenue to Ninth Avenue, between 35th and 40th Streets, has been mostly overlooked by the big corporations that dominate the city's economy.