Sentence examples for purposely overlooked from inspiring English sources
That's because while many of ethanol's problems (energy inputs, land use, food prices and more) have been thoroughly discussed, we have oddly (or maybe purposely) overlooked its true Achilles heel: water.
Me, slightly apprehensive: "You mean metaphorically kill me, right?" Objectively speaking, a borderologist should love the Holy Land [1], veined as it is with boundaries both old and new, in different stages of acknowledgement and fortification: some internationally recognized ones are purposely overlooked [2], others are unrecognized, yet heavily militarized.
If you need confirmation that much of the American establishment is lining up behind the Trump Administration, and is purposely overlooking the break it represents with democratic norms, you should read a story in Tuesday's Times about the appointment of Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's son-in-law, as a senior White House adviser.
When privileged Western (and Western-inspired) feminists attempt to speak 'for' Muslim women in niqab, they either do not realize or purposely overlook the fact that they are doing precisely what misogynists do: assume that these women have no intelligence and no agency to make their own decisions.
Flexible pattern mining is a special kind of periodic pattern mining where intermediate events can be overlooked purposely.
After Sandy Baldonado applied for a number of promising positions via professional networking site LinkedIn and received no response, she began to wonder: was her resume being purposely or accidentally overlooked?
During the past few decades, though, all too many economists overlooked these dangers, or purposely sought to downplay them.
Bipartisan this constituency most certainly is, but Mr. Rich overlooks (or purposely omits) the significant difference in degree to which each major party contributes to the general amorality and coarsening.
No detail seems overlooked.
Well, overlooked by some.
