Sentence examples for more overlooked from inspiring English sources

And without Chillida's work, the open-air museum might be even more overlooked than it is.

The second, and more overlooked, is a failure to allow for an orderly sovereign default.

There is no figure more overlooked than Katie "The Pricey" Price.

Is there any team more overlooked in these N.F.L. playoffs than the Colts?

The long, low coast of Essex is more overlooked than most shores, despite a wealth of islands.

He also advises setting attainable goals, perhaps one of the more overlooked elements of a fitness regimen.

DISPROVING all those spurious, borderline-offensive images of Teutonic style (typically involving lederhosen or jackboots), there's "German Fashion Design" (Distanz, $68), a half-century survey of one of the more easily overlooked fashion scenes in Europe.

Allen's genius was to weave the brand name into a memorable ditty that ensured no one was in any doubt as to what was advertised: a commendable rule of advertising, and one sadly more often overlooked than observed.

Slough off whatever spurious, borderline-offensive image you have of Teutonic style — it probably involves lederhosen or jackboots — by cracking open "German Fashion Design" (Distanz, $68), a half-century survey of one of the more easily overlooked fashion scenes in Europe.

But there is another, more easily overlooked truth that short people know that resource-short countries don't.

The cost of analysis and storage of data is much more often overlooked and constitutes a substantial investment too.