Sentence examples for students overlooked from inspiring English sources

During the recent Erehwon exercise, preoccupied students overlooked some unofficial extra care and feeding of a local guard, who complained of needing shade.

But the study indicated that by placing so much weight on the physical characteristics of the houses, including location, room size and architectural appeal, the students overlooked what ended up contributing most to their happiness — the quality of their social life.

"The same institutions appear on all the lists, and students overlook hundreds of excellent schools".

Students overlook second-rank institutions in favour of big names, even though the less grand may be better at teaching.

(Don't forget about all of those people you grew up with - some of them might have gone to law school just like you did!) Many students overlook the largest links in their network: alumni of their undergraduate institutions and Cornell.

What seems to be the most obvious are common things students overlook during their college admissions process.

Isn't the student overlooking the teacher's ability and desire to thwart those expectations?

But the claim that colleges enrolling a lot of part-time students are treated unfairly because these students are "overlooked" or "left out," as a recent article claimed, is pure bunk.

She said many opportunities she had had during her time at Ravenswood had not been extended to other students, and some hard-working and struggling students were "overlooked".

Is it possible that for all their water-saving tactics, the students have overlooked a way to save huge amounts of water: cutting out beef?

Those who make decisions about closing schools seem to see education as a product, and schools as factories for that product; the true value of schools to their communities and as anchors of stability for their students is overlooked.