Sentence examples for perhaps overlooked from inspiring English sources

This is what Marcus's "black hole" theory perhaps overlooked.

They are, or ought to be, about letting you explore a single, perhaps overlooked facet.

Until Wednesday, Suzuki had been a solid but perhaps overlooked addition to the Yankees.

Hofstra and Riddiough have assiduously scouted for players who were perhaps overlooked by bigger programs or who decided to stay close to home.

For one weekend a year it pops up, consuming the lives of those who attend; perhaps overlooked by those who don't.

What they perhaps overlooked as they moved their event back into the late June weekend left vacant by Michael Eavis' sabbatical, is that the weather at Glastonbury is, to put it charitably, often somewhat damp.

(Perhaps overlooking the fact that he was quite knowledgeable about farming, and plants in particular, having grown up on and worked the family farm).

EVER dream of vacationing in a European villa, set on a hillside vineyard in Tuscany or on a bluff, perhaps, overlooking the Mediterranean?

The charitable will perhaps overlook one dreadful mistake the happy slaves on the plantations and notice how movingly staged many of the family and community scenes are.

"It is enough to make you weep," Edward Leigh MP, chair of the PAC put it, perhaps overlooking the frequency with which German civil servants have to deal with software messages in English.

The paper followed up with an editorial headlined "Brooklyn judge attempts to rewrite laws with an outrageous wrist-slap for drug felon"—perhaps overlooking the fact that federal sentencing guidelines have been advisory rather than mandatory since a 2005 Supreme Court decision, and that they clearly allow a judge to tailor a sentence in light of other factors.