Sentence examples for managed to overlook from inspiring English sources

How have Tour organisers managed to overlook this beauty for so long?

Yes indeed they would, Jan, a good point I managed to overlook.

Somehow my colleague and I managed to overlook the whole Northeast, which is odd because we happen to live there.

But, somehow, I managed to overlook what turned out to be the most exhilarating part of my visit.

Somehow, in my wild enthusiasm, I had managed to overlook the fact that Adam Ant was plastered with make-up.

The Times, even though its leading article was critical of Prince Charles for meddling in politics, managed to overlook the Guardian's role in exposing the meddling.

Isn't it convenient, drawls Bambi, when governments manage to overlook disasters that are right in front of them?

Wandering the Rue Saint-Romain in the mild chill of an early autumn morning, I manage to overlook the address I am seeking.

On a daily basis I manage to overlook the magical transformation by which pig becomes pork or a cow becomes beef.

This is already becoming an established place for city workers to have a quiet drink in the evening, which means they are clearly managing to overlook the hideous velour chairs and concentrate instead on the extensive cocktail list.

Still, if you could manage to overlook the unfortunate imagery, with its inevitable references to a period that lives on in the Liberty-style architecture so characteristic of this city and in some fairly scary far-right politics (not an easy task), there was a certain amount to note and admire in Giorgio Armani's spring collection for Emporio Armani.