Sentence examples for totally overlooking from inspiring English sources

Investors are totally overlooking that.

Why are so many people willing to squeeze one politician through the doors of reasonable doubt, so many times, while totally overlooking even fiercely defending every one of his flaws?

They're tired of being passed over by politicians who pander to their 45-65 electotally toverlookinglooking the needs of a generation that, if global politics serves me correctly, are militarizing quickly and getting very fucking angry with an establishment that oppresses them.

A purely individual approach to rights holds the danger of totally overlooking the social locations in which a range of useful rights and privileges already exists for many Africans.

Suitable examples are often the very small things that we are doing day to day in our jobs and, therefore, perhaps totally overlooking as skills.

You may find yourself justifying his or her bad behavior or totally overlooking signs that this person may not make a loving, supportive long-term partner.

I think the council totally overlooks how much it contributes to Peterborough and the community.

Discrimination was no better than before the war, and, says Winter, the British soldiers stationed in Hamburg totally overlooked it.

Carers felt they had been totally overlooked by the government and pointed out that supporting carers is cost-effective.

Once on board, the new executive spends so much time contemplating his good fortune, that he totally overlooks the fact that he has been hired to do something.

Referring to a 2000 documentary about his life, "Keep On Walking," Mr. Nelson said: "You know, the documentary covered everything -- race, my Jewish background -- but it was totally overlooked by the black community.