Sentence examples for slightly overlooked from inspiring English sources

"Name this kick-arse nineties band- slightly overlooked, slightly underrated purveyors of pre-Shoreditch ironic mullets and fuzzy guitared goodness.

Slightly overlooked in all the hoopla is the young adult novel from which it is adapted and the novel's author, Suzanne Collins.

Even in the corner of the musical universe where Spencer Krug is hailed as a pivotal genius, where trembling journalists write gushing profiles as if they're in the presence of a superstar ("Spencer Krug doesn't like to be fawned over. It's uncomfortable. It's too much pressure") My Best Human Face was slightly overlooked.

He continued: "The other guys in the team are from all over the UK so maybe their achievement was slightly overlooked.

I wanted to make sure that somehow in some way I accounted for some of the guys who I think have been slightly overlooked by history.

ABBEY WOOD, SOUTH-EAST LONDON Why? Already fantastically handy for Canary Wharf, this area is a slightly overlooked beneficiary of Crossrail, which will give it fast trains to the West End and Heathrow, too.

"I've had it for so long," he said of the way that football slightly overlooks him.

That's because the recipes for most new dishes (until the early 1960's we still had someone who cooked for us, a feature of domestic life in the South that Shapiro slightly overlooks) came from labels and packets, a phenomenon closely associated with the fictitious faster-food heroine, Betty Crocker.

Do you think literature is overlooked slightly in our culture?

While the information is slightly sensationalized and easily overlooked, this could be a model for others.

Nonetheless, I can't help but feel slightly deflated when I'm overlooked yet again.