A few days later, overlooking the Bosporus at the Ciragan Palace Hotel in Istanbul, the Turkish foreign minister, Ismail Cem, was equally upbeat in his prognosis.
Much of the outrage over collaborators was papered over; later French governments overlooked the collaborationist crimes of some conservative nationalists as long as they were loyal public servants.
Forty-two years later, Christina Rossetti was overlooked on Tennyson's death, when rather than appoint a woman the position was left vacant until Alfred Austin – viewed today as one of the worst ever laureates – was appointed.
A quarter of a century later the humble radiator, overlooked by generations of designers, has finally come into its own.
(The correction was based on information in an outdated program distributed at the theater; The Times overlooked a later news release).
But this is true only if the competitive system is embedded in an appropriate legal and institutional framework an insight that Smith developed at length but that was largely overlooked by later generations.
Ralph Alpher, a physicist whose early calculations and theoretical predictions supported the Big Bang concept for the origin of the universe, though his role was largely overlooked as later discoveries proved him right, died last Sunday in Austin, Tex.
(Katie Couric of CBS News, the bête noire of Sarah Palin supporters, probably did not help last week when she talked to the Daily Beast about visiting "the great unwashed middle of the country" in the Midwest; she later said she meant overlooked people who are politically in the middle).
But Djokovic is the opponent who has marked Wawrinka's later career and, though often overlooked, the matchup has shaped tennis in the past few years.
There is also the risk that factors important for recovery and reconstruction later on will be overlooked.
