Sentence examples for overlooked how much from inspiring English sources
The Kardashian kit mostly overlooked how much of what is allowable has to do with victim power relationships.
At home, we've overlooked how much a bit of char and smoke can compliment a beloved vegetable or boost a neutral cheese, such as halloumi or feta.
NEW DELHI — In the analysis of the revolutionary springs that have come and gone in Asia, one factor is often overlooked: How much the elite of the developing world loves the idea of home, where the good life comes at a discount, status is simply granted, they can be feudal lords, and the chances of their daughters' going astray are low.
It is easy to appreciate how different an experience feels when it requires low cognitive load, but as a "supplier" of an experience, it is often overlooked how much agency you have in the outcome and how best to assess the trade-off required.
And it cannot be overlooked how much the sports and entertainment industry's backing is doing as well.
And an extremely important question that can be overlooked, HOW MUCH MONEY do I spend on alcohol?
How much is science, how much hype?
He calls "Lost Discoveries" a book of "unkempt historical details," but in surveying the non-Western roots of science he has created a very neat chronicle -- and a timely reminder -- of how much of the foundation of modern scientific thought and technological development was built by the mostly overlooked contributions of Arabs, Indians, Chinese, Polynesians and Mesoamericans.
It is often overlooked how dangerous war is for journalists.
It's often overlooked how funny and political it is.
