Sentence examples for sense overlooked from inspiring English sources
But Dandolo is one of a long line of historical figures whose disability is, in a sense, overlooked.
It might seem odd to claim that Amsterdam's Ambassade Hotel is in any sense overlooked or undiscovered.
And yet it's often a decision in which the person with the most knowledge about what makes the most sense gets overlooked: You.
It also involves tackling head-on the discrimination or sense of being overlooked that older people often feel.
Because he has so often been guilty of on-the-air malapropisms that would make Phil Rizzuto blush, his candor, honesty and good sense have been overlooked.
Vegetarians and vegans likewise get a sense of being overlooked at this time of year – hot dog roll and ketchup, anyone?
He observed that Bashar displayed a sense of being overlooked by the international community: for example, Bashar told Musharraf that the entire world supports the Palestinians, but has forgotten the Israeli occupation of the Golan Heights.
But when it comes to exploring the complex range of emotions that any parent might feel after a child's death the guilt, the second-guessing, the sense of having overlooked something crucial Dunne treads lightly.
Communities in the east, and especially those which still await a government decision on whether their land is viable for rebuilding, are boiling over with frustration – with the insurance companies, with the authorities and with a sense of being overlooked, says Curtis.
A quarter of public-housing developments are still without heat and hot water, and the city's announcement that a rent credit will be issued for days spent without services is hardly likely to quell residents' anger, or their sense of having been overlooked.
But though the New Helsinki Quartet played it with an appealing blend of fluidity and hard-driven intensity, it could not supply the quality that Sibelius overlooked: that sense of deep, brooding mystery that makes his orchestral music immediately identifiable and impossible to resist.
