Sentence examples for vastly overlooked from inspiring English sources
Upset her activism and recent causes had been vastly overlooked, Rose was very eloquently irate.
In this context, the significance of Corbyn's apology for the war on publication of the Chilcot report was vastly overlooked by the British media.
During her mission, Bee met with former Homeland Security analyst Daryl Johnson, who said the threat of domestic terrorism was being vastly overlooked.
Timmons is often mentioned as being under-rated; jazz writer Marc Myers commented in 2008 that "today, Timmons' contribution to jazz – as an accompanist, writer, leader and innovator of a new sound – is vastly overlooked and undervalued".
It does contain some interesting aspects, specifically the integrated attention to Human-Computer-Interaction (HCI), something often vastly overlooked in academic software development.
They found that states like Pennsylvania — which Buchanich said had a highly decentralized approach to codifying death certificates — likely vastly undercounted their opioid-linked deaths: Between 1999 and 2015, Pennsylvania overlooked 11,152 fatal opioid overdoses, according to the study.
No detail seems overlooked.
Well, overlooked by some.
"He was always overlooked.
Very overlooked nationally.
