Sentence examples for ordinarily overlooked from inspiring English sources
The point of this suspension is to make these assumptions (ordinarily overlooked) available to reflective awareness, and also to allow for the comprehension of lived worlds in which other ontological dimensions or presuppositions, for example, other forms of space, time, or causality might prevail.
It's a passage of profound respect for ordinary work that's ordinarily overlooked, taken for granted, or even looked down upon.
In place of a memorial to a great event or emblem of spiritual and social values, we get ordinarily overlooked moments, experienced by men written out of the history books.
AS the editorial director of Paper Magazine, it is Mickey Boardman's job to discover and point out the sorts of things people ordinarily overlook and discard.
This is a surprising and deliberately provocative claim, one apparently meant to provoke us into noticing and thinking through something we ordinarily overlook.
A commonly overlooked step.
And then there's a 1903 note by Twain that might ordinarily be overlooked, so insignificant does it seem: an answer to a correspondent who challenged Twain's argument that lying can sometimes be a virtue.
The sampling of training data for each tree facilitates finding structures that would ordinarily be overlooked.
An unintended consequence has been smarter storylines that ordinarily get overlooked in favor of safe, formulaic blockbusters.
No detail seems overlooked.
