Sentence examples for virtually overlooked from inspiring English sources

Antonio was, among other things, a bronze maker, and the role that Florentine bronze making, which was directly inspired by the discovery of Roman Antiquity, played in the introduction of realism into painted portraiture has been virtually overlooked.

"Welcome to Me" turns homiletic at exactly the point that it drifts away from its most fascinating implications: Alice indeed becomes something of a cult celebrity, but her flash of fame is downplayed and virtually overlooked by Piven.

It - being domestic violence - provoked a firestorm of dialogue about an issue that is virtually overlooked or altogether ignored.

The issue with all its potential for changing the travel landscape of the nation was virtually overlooked in the endless volume of commentary that greeted the stimulus package once it was laid bare for Congressional enactment.

Coverage of the weekend's two NRL elimination semi-finals has been so dominated by the talk of controversies that the excitement and drama of the two games has virtually been overlooked.

So it has been overlooked, virtually unmentioned by the news media, political analysts and feminists in the crush of far more important issues arising from the tragedy in Arizona.

And with regular correspondents from Artrocker virtually pleading to be overlooked, the most responsible course of action seems to be to exult in the possibilities of the non-artefact.

Mr. Synolakis called Japan's underestimation of the tsunami risk a "cascade of stupid errors that led to the disaster" and said that relevant data was virtually impossible to overlook by anyone in the field.

But it has virtually chosen to overlook interregional cooperation.

The F.C.I.C. is the first to take a close look at the missteps at Citigroup, which virtually every book about the financial crisis has overlooked.

Essilor's lenses are on sale virtually everywhere, but its stock is overlooked.