Sentence examples for somewhat overlooked from inspiring English sources

And it tells the somewhat overlooked story of what residents there experienced, in gripping fashion.

But I think my whole game has been somewhat overlooked compared to other linebackers".

But the fact remains that Fry has been somewhat overlooked even when escorting Rock On Ruby into the winner's enclosure.

Sarvas has 11 assists this season, but his efforts have been somewhat overlooked as the spotlight has shone elsewhere.

Now in its 10th year, "Into the Pixel" is still somewhat overlooked during the convention, although perhaps less so than in years past.

The Sonia Delaunay exhibition at Tate Modern last year was delightful and she has been somewhat overlooked; it was thus a break from the tried and tested.

For instance, it builds in "rainscreens" to its constructions in order to control the effect of rainfall and moisture, factors which in many traditional buildings are somewhat overlooked.

A distinct and idiosyncratic figure in American cinema, Ms. Menkes, who declined to give her age, has also remained somewhat overlooked, an outsider both on the indie film scene and in avant-garde circles.

"Blue Lines" and its somewhat overlooked follow-up, "Protection," from 1994, are variations on one idea: placing trained, strong voices, mostly female, on top of the bass and crackle that run through Jamaican music and hip-hop.

But the part of this group of Yankees that has always been somewhat overlooked because of the star-studded nature of its roster -- its mental toughness -- pulled them through those first two rounds of the playoffs.

With all the chaos and dysfunction at the top, the Administration's many pro-corporate regulatory initiatives are being somewhat overlooked by both the media and the public at large.