Sentence examples for overlooking about from inspiring English sources

Olekaibe's dial is permanently turned to Wazobia FM, overlooking about 20 other stations on offer.

The 1990 census apparently overlooked about 5m people, mostly from minorities, while double-counting several million whites.

Since one point easily overlooked about his policy is that the church itself won't put up any money, he is entirely right to keep attention directed elsewhere.

Luckily, Michelangelo overlooked about six hundred drawings when, at the end of his life, he set his precious output on parchment ablaze in a pair of bonfires.

Which emphasises something often overlooked about Wodehouse's stories – innocent, charming, naïve even, they may be, but safe they are not.

And something often overlooked about Lessing is that she has been as much a pioneer of form as of ideas, her fiction evolving from the humanist-realism of her early novels to her fantastical middle phase.

"Late Night" and its successor, "Late Show," are famous for their Ernie Kovacs-like self-awareness, but what is overlooked about Mr. Letterman is how in the middle of the most contrived conventions he generates moments that seem genuine, spontaneous and, for late-night television, unusually human.

Something often overlooked about homelessness is how embarrassing it can be, how it hurts people's dignity.

From that overlook, about 650 feet above sea level, you can often spot gray whales migrating and see the river water mixing with the seawater.

The skull is on a high overlook (about the same height as your Hornet's operational ceiling).

Check-In Rules Another way visitors to Europe can get tripped up (and sometimes gouged) is by overlooking rules about the check-in process.