Sentence examples for overlook though from inspiring English sources

What canon warriors often overlook, though, is that few of the books included on the usual lists actually espouse the Western values they're supposed to espouse.

What these discussions tend to overlook, though, is that it was not just the accuracy or frequency of fire that killed and maimed so many men, but the characteristics of the ammunition that encountered flesh and bone.

This was easy to overlook, though: Barre had some airplanes, a bank to print money, a seat at the United Nations — and backing from the United States (the Cold War wasn't over).

Easy to overlook, though, is a very likely rival that, at the moment, controls 7% of the stock: Morgans founder Ian Schrager, who last June resigned from the company but remains as a non-exclusive consultant through 2007, with a hefty set of perks and no non-compete.

This second Thomas recall went largely overlooked, though, because by September — with Mattel recalling millions of toys — lead paint seemed to be the norm for the toy industry.

Often overlooked, though, is the financial burden for many families with autistic children.

To the Villain's Third Henchman by Jenny Hope                     You're often overlooked, though not by me.

Not to be overlooked, though, is EAR HEART MUSIC, a feisty contemporary-classical concert series organized by the flutist Amelia Lukas, which opens Wednesday at Roulette in Brooklyn.

One of the areas you might have overlooked, though, is taking care of your retirement provision and any other investments you may have.

Southampton were not exactly an aerial, wing-hugging team under Mauricio Pochettino and Lambert's touch, creativity and range of goals have often been overlooked, though not any more.

The most unfairly overlooked, though, is J.G. Ballard's autobiographical "Empire of the Sun," about Jim, an English boy in Shanghai separated from his parents and sent to a Japanese internment camp during World War II.