Sentence examples for no one overlooked from inspiring English sources

And just so no one overlooked his long identification with the greatest of Italian physicists, Dr. Fano liked to tell a story about hiking in the mountains with his father as a boy in 1924.

However, it was a pertinent finding that no dose-derived 5-MTHF was initially detected in the hepatic portal vein, albeit one overlooked by later researchers.

Therein lies the danger of Obama, one overlooked by his supporters in their zeal to retain the White House and greatly underestimated by his opponents.

All but one overlook the garden.

The bedrooms are split, with one overlooking 84th Street, the other looking out to a garden.

Nor should one overlook the fact that Turin, nestled in the province of Piedmont, has excellent restaurants with reasonable prices.

The second floor of the 250,000-square-foot limestone building has 500 more gaming machines and several restaurants — one overlooking Yonkers Raceway, the longtime racetrack here.

Nor can one overlook the pitfalls of choosing the wrong costume: Just ask actress Julianne Hough, whose blackface idea (an homage to "Orange Is the New Black") landed her in hot water recently.

In the celebration of Holi, we all become one, overlooking differences of age, authority and status," Rambachan told HuffPost in 2017. .

A map, he said, is a handy way to ensure that no one is overlooked.

So, no one had overlooked the sudden appearance of the woman in the taupe shoes at 5 50 p.m.