As a result, his short stories are rather overlooked and shouldn't be.
As well as the city, the university itself is inclusive and welcoming with the student's union being one of the best in the country, consistently putting equality policies at the forefront of its agenda, for example being one of the first to introduce gender-neutral toilets – a small but significant step for an all-too-often overlooked and under-represented portion of the student population.
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?
The proportion of women in senior positions still lags behind men – there isn't an overlooked army of female experts waiting to be interviewed on television.
This scale of exhibition is very demanding to look at and to make sense of without collapsing into confusion Michael Craig-Martin As this year's chief curator, Craig-Martin walsolso given the chance to invite artists of his choice to submit works, and he has used the opportunity to showcase older, often overlooked contemporary artists.
The peninsula, a big knuckle on the north-west coast of Scotland, remains fabulously overlooked and unspoiled.
The job was to put previously overlooked issues and stories into the mainstream output.
One overlooked aspect of the Cameron pictures is that feeding a lamb is something thousands of families with young children will have tried on petting farms over the Easter holidays.
Birds, especially the scarlet ibis, weave the book's multiple storylines together and provide a moving backdrop for a story that celebrates the often overlooked courage, loyalty and competence of children.
Yet one of the overlooked aspects of the 2009 Irish budget, which aims to rebalance the Irish economy in the relatively short period of three years, is direct taxation.
