Sentence examples for overlooked it in from inspiring English sources

And, if you overlooked it in the anti-liberal deluge, The Selected Letters of Bertrand Russell: The Public Years 1914-1970 (Routledge £25, pp704), edited by Nicholas Griffin.

I may have overlooked it in all the plaudits you have published after Jeremy Hardy's death, but there seems to have been no reference to his having been sacked by (you guessed it) the Guardian in 2001.

I thought I had overlooked it in my round-up yesterday and, in consulting Trinity Mirror's website, I then realised that only 16 of the company's 27 regional dailies received an ABC certificate for the first half of 2016.

"Everyone probably knows the basic point, but often we overlook it in our busy modern lives.

Furthermore, not only do we reinforce tough, aggressive behaviour in boys, but we tend to overlook it in girls.

It was queer when people repeated their sentences, but we were willing to overlook it in exchange for a beach house.

The right has been in existence for decades, but industry executives and analysts said consumers often overlook it in the stack of disclosure documents they sign during a closing.

Because of the modesty and reticence of the building's design, it was easy to overlook it in 2006 when the it was unveiled by Silverstein Properties alongside those of the far more expressive 2 and 3 World Trade Center, by Norman Foster and Richard Rogers.

Although, as pre-reflectively self-aware of my experience I am not unconscious of it, I do not attend to it; rather I tend to overlook it in favor of the object that I am perceiving, the thing I am remembering, etc.

Southey was delighted with Nicol's effort to bring more exposure to the tale, concerned children might overlook it in The Doctor.

Despite the notionally unignorable importance of the genre's bodily element, it's easy to overlook it in favour of focusing on the dizzying sonics.