Sentence examples for well overlook from inspiring English sources

Such fallacies are quite puzzling to the tyro, who, unless he is aware of the principle involved, may well overlook the subtly concealed error.

The way I see it: If you are overlooking Japan you might as well overlook the West Coast of the U.S. The Japanese city of Osaka has a bigger economy than the state of California.

Well, overlooked by some.

But these shortcomings are well worth overlooking.

Hers is undeniably a great performance, though it may well be overlooked by voters who have not seen the film.

We should be careful, too, about relying on summaries, because "key details and subtleties may well be overlooked".

Mesdames Chirac and Giscard d'Estaing probably have tastes honed over the state banqueting table and may well have overlooked our next course when they visited.

"Because this Warhol is black and white, it could have very well been overlooked at the height of the market," Mr. Meyer said.

But this implies that offence is invalid if taken by any party other than the minority in question (as well as overlooking the fact that non-white people make up a small minority of his audience).

Johansson, who has three titles on this surface, had better not be underestimated as well as overlooked on the evidence of his 7-5, 6-2, 6-2 win over the Argentinian.

Due to the specific nature of Ectopic pregnancy the grief experienced may well be overlooked compared to other pregnancy losses.