Sentence examples for oddly overlooked from inspiring English sources
Doing so reveals something fascinating, worrying and oddly overlooked.
Smith might have particular reason to feel that NW, her highly ambitious and accomplished novel of London life, has thus far been oddly overlooked.
This is something oddly overlooked by Saul Bellow, who included a story by Agnon in his 1963 anthology "Great Jewish Short Stories" but then wrote of Agnon that "entirely immersed in Hebrew and Yiddish literature, he apparently has little interest in Western literary traditions".
In case you're unfamiliar with AwayFind, the company serves the oddly overlooked, but insanely practical need to address the "email overload" situation.
The possible implication of DNA uptake bias towards DUESs on the accumulation of these sequences in the genome was oddly overlooked.
These environmentalist gadflies oddly overlook the huge ecological benefit of saving billions of acres of forests and mountain terrain from being plowed under that tripling crop yields is chiefly responsible for.
That's because while many of ethanol's problems (energy inputs, land use, food prices and more) have been thoroughly discussed, we have oddly (or maybe purposely) overlooked its true Achilles heel: water.
(Oddly, the Mohists overlook the obvious fatalist rejoinders that the tyrants' failure and sages' success were predestined, that fate is not a physical object, and that some people are fated to be diligent, others not).
It feels like you're standing in the center of a crown of mountains, overlooking an oddly geometric and unnaturally blue man-made lake.
No detail seems overlooked.
