Sentence examples for very overlooked from inspiring English sources
But there's another, very overlooked problem with certain large-company shares: pensions.
"I was the blogger/stylist, and I just felt very overlooked and spoken over," she says.
"It's one of those very overlooked works by a composer who, in certain territories, is having a bit of a renaissance.
Being prepared is a very overlooked advantage.
It is a very overlooked aspect of jumping.
Very overlooked nationally.
That's a very interesting, overlooked lode to mine at the moment.
"Putting money together at this point in time can be very easily overlooked because college seems so far away," said Mr. Gold, 31, an electrical engineer.
"Women with skills and abilities are often overlooked; very few women have broken barriers.
Michael Granof's statement that used textbook sales increase the price of all textbooks, new and used, is a very true and overlooked fact.
However, the others - those not even consulted, the less commercial, the unwary, the very new, the overlooked and the '"I don't mind either way" people - will come to be regarded as second-class literary citizens.
