Sentence examples for the usually overlooked from inspiring English sources

In the usually overlooked "Something Was Missing" and "I Don't Need Anything But You," you will hear power, feeling and phrasing as never before.

It also drew outsize attention to the usually overlooked, constitutionally obligated gatherings of 538 electors in 50 states and the District of Columbia.

VPSC modelling has been used to simulate real-world rolling conditions by simultaneously approximating the composite deformation pattern in heavily twinned and untwinned (or sparsely twinned) grains and empirically accounting for the usually overlooked, redundant shear effect.

It considers the usually overlooked informal mechanisms that allow for healthcare provision in such difficult environments, and points to the need for donors and governments to develop new modes of engagement with these emergent service providers.

One of the problems, usually overlooked by the research community, is that more connected devices require proportionally more signalling overhead.

An unprecedented three countries from the region, usually overlooked when the world gathers every four years to play soccer, have now reached the round of 16.

"We are among the ruins," says Lawrence, opening the tale which is supposed to be all about sex, and announcing what I think is the major theme of the novel, usually overlooked.

This celebrates the accomplishments (usually overlooked) of women as well as recognizing their achievements and the struggles that they've gone through.

The subject, usually overlooked, has been raised by a provocative new film depicting India from a servant's-eye view.

Moreover, temperate tree populations in the tropics, usually overlooked [ 83], have also been an important gene reservoir, acting as refugia during the Pleistocene.

An important aspect of the HK effect – that is usually overlooked – is the asymmetry in the wavelength-dependency of the effect.