Sentence examples for overlooked appeal from inspiring English sources

Dressed in a $148 pencil skirt, a $148 yellow and brown tank top and a $118 yellow cardigan, she seemed to be promoting both fiscal prudence and the overlooked appeal of mustard-colored clothing.

The Supreme Court's next term is full of big-ticket issues — from campaign finance to affirmative action to the separation of powers — but a largely overlooked death-penalty appeal the court hasn't agreed to hear yet could clarify how broadly it views its ultimate power to stop unjust executions.

Herein lies an often overlooked side to sex appeal – it isn't a case of getting what you want because you're attractive.

By comparison, defensive-minded value stocks — beaten-down or overlooked shares that tend to appeal to cautious investors — have lost more than 7percentt.

One of the cheapest and most overlooked ways to boost the curb appeal of a property is by adding a new mailbox.

There's no more important and overlooked Chicago institution than the federal appeals court, and Thursday brought two interesting decisions.

Pelé has for some time been a cumbersome icon, deprived of the cultish appeal of the marginalised or the overlooked, and existing instead as a pachydermic mega-brand, dad-ishly passé, a kind of footballing Hotel California.

But an Internet company says it's tapping an overlooked market with a one-of-a-kind card to appeal to shoppers interested in a different kind of giving.

I caught up with him to discuss the appeal that Live Action Role-Playing has to so many, and the overlooked role it plays in helping its participants develop real-world skills.

Does that overlooked passage signal that, unlike in 2008, Clinton would make a more deliberate effort to appeal to voters by casting herself as a change-maker?

If Milwaukee's experiment proves the appeal and usefulness of O'Bryan's cheap and stalwart dwellings, America could be sitting on an overlooked bounty.