Sentence examples for presumably overlooked from inspiring English sources
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To his disgust, the Philadelphia Enquirer once described him as "the Woodstock Liberace", presumably having overlooked the drugs, death and decapitated mercenaries that rampage through his songs.
That means some good prospects get overlooked; presumably not forever, but for now.
Presumably Lian would argue such features are being overlooked on those social networks as their environments also enable — and arguably encourage — mass/blanket-sharing.
In Voss's defense, they are carbon-neutral and have set up a charitable foundation, providing water to third-world countries, which can't be overlooked (although the charity-water is presumably not Voss-standard).
Presumably, they were spotting bugs that the others had overlooked.
And yet, the universality of this backward system has caused harm to the nation, and hence presumably to consumers individually.ALEXANDER POLSKYBaltimoreSIR You fail to make one point which tends to be overlooked: Microsoft does very little technical innovation.
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Though boards presumably seek the most able appointees, the old-boy network still has strong hold and able, qualified women are being overlooked.
No detail seems overlooked.
