Sentence examples for overlook right from inspiring English sources
It's easy to overlook right now, but the quality of the policy debate between competing progressive contingents is infinitely better and more interesting than the policy debate between Democrats and Republicans, which has unfolded in depressing ways over the last eight or nine months.
The New Yorker, March 13 , 1926 P. 7Proposal to reduce bus fare to 5 cents has merits, but it overlooks right of citizen to pay 10 cents for cleaner and better bus seat if he wants to.
I think building an atmosphere is overlooked right now with all of the main stages and such.
Patrick Layer, 23, of Huntington, N.Y., decided not to sit in his usual seats behind home plate, instead taking a place along the railing of the Shea Bridge overlooking right-center field — about 450 feet from the plate.
The dynamics of the region have also changed over the years, and it is no longer clear what the payoff is for Washington in return for overlooking rights violations.
They take this example to show how bad it can be when utilitarians overlook individual rights, such as the unwilling donor's right to life.
Some minority groups boycotted its election, anticipating that it would overlook their rights.
Others too are concerned that the West -- eager for friends in Muslim countries -- will overlook human rights abuses here.
In this country, there is a lot of emphasis placed on extremism in certain corners of the Muslim community, however the government and councils tend to overlook far-right organisations such as the English Defence League".
But while American officials say European unease over admitting a large Muslim state is a major obstacle to Turkey's bid to integrate, some Europeans say Washington's desire to enhance its strategic relationship with Ankara has made it too eager to overlook human rights issues and other problems in Turkey.
The American Government should not overlook the rights of these people, particularly during the times when they are powerless and voiceless.
