Sentence examples for overlook again from inspiring English sources

Let us also overlook, again for argument's sake, that many homosexuals, far from embracing their condition, struggle desperately to change or suppress it, even to the point of suicide.

What is absolutely certain is that this overlooked group won't be so overlooked again if their votes sway the election.

Ferdinand was overlooked, again, when Gary Cahill fractured his jaw.

If he is overlooked again, Mr Neves, too, might well leave the PSDB.

Maroney, the N.F.L.'s most anonymous starting running back, was overlooked again.

Duncan had been overlooked again, but he hardly seemed to care.

But the reality of those basic risks are unlikely to be overlooked again.

I think it ridiculous that Sara Pascoe has been overlooked again by the panel.

There are certain realities of Sarkozy's position that are easily overlooked — again, not unlike Clinton's in 1992.

Reuters observes that "Poetry dominates the bookmakers' list" and that "American writers set to be overlooked again" — unless, of course, you consider perennial American Nobel bridesmaid Joyce Carol Oates, ranked #12, or perennial groomsman Philip Roth, at #15.

The actor, whose highly praised performance as another earthy Italian -- Mangiacavallo in the 1995 revival of "The Rose Tattoo" -- fell short of a Tony nomination, is not likely to be overlooked again.