Sentence examples for largely overlook from inspiring English sources

In both of the books she has written about American presidents, Candice Millard has zeroed in on events that other historians largely overlook.

The New Zealand coach Brian McClennan has hinted strongly that he will largely overlook British-based players for the Tri-Nations, with the competition being held down under and beginning with New Zealand facing Australia on October 14.

Netanyahu and his ministers are in the habit of speaking directly to adoring audiences at AIPAC and other groups led by older, conservative philanthropists; they largely overlook younger, more liberal constituencies, which for years have been more questioning of Israel policy.

Rather than searching for answers to life in the study of philosophy, or seeking adrenaline charged peak experiences, Thay suggests that true happiness can be found by touching the sacred in the very ordinary experiences of life, which we largely overlook.

Existing routing algorithms largely overlook issues associated with workload consolidation.

More broadly, studies conducted by migration scholars, economists, and political scientists (studying social remittances, social transfers, or transfers of political norms) share an important blind spot: they largely overlook the abundant literature on economic remittances.

Otherwise such features have been largely overlooked.

Yet somehow its problems had gone largely overlooked.

The democratic and citizenship arguments have been largely overlooked.

And faint markings atop the patch, which historians had largely overlooked, did not match the paint.

The Chicago Sun-Times, hometown paper of the singer-songwriter Terry Callier, described him as "largely overlooked".