Sentence examples for much overlooked from inspiring English sources

He talked of Hemingway's humor, which was much overlooked.

The Times pretty much overlooked the Holocaust as it was happening.

Finally, boys have been very much overlooked in tackling teenage pregnancy.

Bill Keller's statement that The Times "pretty much overlooked the Holocaust as it was happening" is an understatement.

A great magazine from Japan, probably the world's most dynamic photography culture, though much overlooked in the west until recent years.

As a research topic, "middle childhood has been very much overlooked until recently," said David Lancy, an anthropologist at Utah State University and a contributor to the special issue.

But saying "PhD students should be more relaxed and easy going in order to succeed" very much overlooks the reality of the situation, going by how it seems to many currently experiencing it.

While the Model 3 shortfall isn't good news, it can pretty much be overlooked due to the overseas delivery challenges.

However, buried behind these technological marvels which have brought the world closer together stands a much older, overlooked symbol of globalization: "The Peace Sign" or, as known to Winston Churchill, "The V for Victory".

Along the same lines, much was overlooked as to what the Falcons did bring back, namely their second-leading scorer Sabrina Hatzer, who accomplished the feat while coming off the bench.

Still, there is much to overlook.