Sentence examples for surprisingly overlooked from inspiring English sources

The Lego Movie, which was surprisingly overlooked for an Oscar nomination, won best animation film.

Davis won the radio presenter of the year prize at this year's Broadcasting Press Guild awards, but he was surprisingly overlooked for a Sony gold award.

After considerable brainstorming, he decided to tackle a decade in the art world that has been surprisingly overlooked by art historians and scholars: the shop-till-you-drop 1980's.

Curated by celebrated contemporary Belgian artist Luc Tuymans, 'Intrigue: James Ensor by Luc Tuymans,' presents a rare opportunity to reappraise the extraordinary career of an artist who has, despite having an English father, been surprisingly overlooked in the UK.

Any chance of Warwickshire wresting the momentum went during an awful opening to the second morning when, with Chris Woakes surprisingly overlooked, Rankin and Wright served up seven boundaries in the first 19 deliveries.

I am told that during one discussion of the mansion tax, Mr Cameron exclaimed: "Imagine what Labour could do with it". He also had a rather cruder, short-term electoral consideration that has been surprisingly overlooked in all the debate about the pros and cons of a mansion tax.

Much management literature surprisingly overlooks this characteristic, yet it explains many successes and failures, as well as a large portion of promotional decisions.

For all the controversy, one question has, surprisingly, been overlooked: What are the distinguishing characteristics of a Success Academy education?

Many households harbor a threat to young children that safety regulations, surprisingly, have overlooked: glass-topped tables and tables with glass panels.

Perhaps most striking has been the discovery of an entire network of vessels beneath the skull, linking the brain and the immune system, that had surprisingly been overlooked until very recently.

While seemingly straightforward, this gut check is surprisingly often overlooked.