Sentence examples for overlooked than from inspiring English sources

And without Chillida's work, the open-air museum might be even more overlooked than it is.

There is no figure more overlooked than Katie "The Pricey" Price.

The long, low coast of Essex is more overlooked than most shores, despite a wealth of islands.

There can be few places in the world where the human rights situation is more egregious and yet more overlooked than North Korea.

But despite their sci-fi glam, they're so subtly inserted into this unremarkable slit of the built world that they're much more likely to be overlooked than noticed.

Allen's genius was to weave the brand name into a memorable ditty that ensured no one was in any doubt as to what was advertised: a commendable rule of advertising, and one sadly more often overlooked than observed.

Given that preoperatively administered antibiotics are associated with the lowest rate of surgical site infection and that, from a practical point of view, administration of the antibiotic preoperatively is less likely to be overlooked than after cord clamping, especially if intraoperative complications develop, preoperative administration seems more rational.

One is that a great decorator always seeks out the new and the overlooked, rather than returning to the tried and true.