This overlooks the point of officiating in sports.
It's a choreographic theme that is both attractively awkward and dryly funny -- you have to overlook the point at which it suddenly morphs into a disco dance -- and all three of the performers have adapted to it with élan.
Moreover, if the complaint is that Citalopram makes people more deontological, and that this is a bad thing, then of course this overlooks the point that most people are already highly deontological in their thinking generally, and specifically in contexts involving harming one person to maximize welfare.
Overlooking the minor point that despite having metaphorical cojones, judges don't just decide things off their own bat – someone has to bring proceedings first – is Boris right that if deemed to be "restricting the highway" it would mean the end of the camp?
But knowing I can jog a 12-minute mile, I planted them on the dining terrace overlooking the lake, pointed them in the direction of an exquisitely pruned gumbo limbo tree, and said "I'll be back in under 15 minutes!" Thus began my introduction to the first of two new Florida landscapes on my "must see" list: a tropical Japanese garden and an orchid garden.
At approximately 2 39 p.m. ET, Trump, standing on a White House balcony overlooking the South Lawn, pointed up at the sky and looked directly into the sun without the eclipse glasses provided to him for the solar event.
Partly for that reason, even well-known and careful scientists will often emphasize that a "finding" may be statistically significant through chance alone while overlooking the equally true point from the other side of the coin the fact that even a "statistically insignificant" pattern may nevertheless be substantively important.
The three-mile Rim Trail starts at the visitor centre and skirts the edge of the point, overlooking the meandering Colorado river, Canyonlands, La Sal mountains and, on a clear day, most of south-east Utah.
She said Zalabiyeh overlooked the narrowest point in the Euphrates and was on a vital trading route.
He overlooked the obvious point that workers require greater incentives if they are to give of their best.
