Sentence examples for make you overlook from inspiring English sources

There's almost enough stagecraft to make you overlook the fact that the show never finds a coherent story to tell.

Naxos £10.99, 2hrs 36mins The many films of the Jekyll and Hyde story make you overlook what a cracking good writer Stevenson was.

The fractured chronology and the dedication of the actors can make you overlook the preposterousness of this situation, but as with "Sand and Fog" it is hard to avoid the sense that the story and its attendant emotions are somehow incommensurate.

Too much experience can often make you overlook new trends and, crucially, assume that things can't be done.

Ms. Karan's lush Budapest-to-Venice palette could do a number on you, making you overlook the murkiness of the shapes.

If some of the plot details defy credibility, Romain Duris's electrifying performance makes you overlook any inconsistencies, as his likable character becomes a man on the run barely able to stifle his panic.

So does a dense lobster bisque whose heartiness makes you overlook its silken refinement, and a lovely salad in which nothing dominates but everything stands out: crunchy young spears of asparagus, shavings of earthy grana cheese, tangy mizuna greens.

It can be detrimental if it makes you overlook misfortunes that could otherwise be prevented.

What will it take to make you realize you will be overlooked for opportunities because you lack a filter?

What makes you think that prognosis is overlooked or avoided in the medical profession today? A. There are three things that doctors are supposed to do.

His presentation was so dramatic, from whispered shouts ("HAVE A LOOK!") to nods to the works' importance ("A Harvard professor shot five rolls of film of this!") that it made you wonder how he was overlooked in his youth by the Cypriot film industry (and then wonder whether there is a Cypriot film industry).