Sentence examples for overlooking those from inspiring English sources

And let's not forget that the après-ski spirit continues year-round on sun-drenched patios overlooking those peaks.

Overlooking those economic crimes amounts to "a serious dereliction of prosecutorial duty," Pu Zhiqiang, a respected defense lawyer told Perry Link in the New York Review of Books.

Workers at the beginning and end of their career are important, but overlooking those in the middle sets companies up to lose valuable knowledge and experience.

But are the console-centric lobby overplaying their hand, overlooking those elements of film which, in artistic terms, video games cannot match?

In May 2014, three sheriff's department commanders filed an equal opportunity employment charge against Maketa, accusing him of promoting the three women he was sleeping with and overlooking those who declined his advances.

The president of Amherst College, Anthony W. Marx, says that colleges should care about the ethnicity of black students because in overlooking those with predominantly American roots, colleges are missing an "opportunity to correct a past injustice" and depriving their campuses "of voices that are particular to being African-American, with all the historical disadvantages that that entails".

But history is in abeyance; Ackroyd overlooks those facts.

Possibly they overlooked those passages in the books and sermons of their spiritual comrades.

And that it's a mistake to overlook those small steps.

And that it's a mistake to overlook those small steps.

"No one would want to build anything that is going to overlook those junkyards".