I wanted to represent things that were overlooked in society.
In the euphoria after Japan's surrender, rules were overlooked in the rush to return stateside.
In many of the early IoT products, consumer needs were overlooked in favour of headline-grabbing gimmicks.
It was also argued that her paintings were overlooked in the centuries that followed because she was a woman.
Spokesman Roland Browne said handguns were overlooked in 1996, when tough gun laws were brought in following the Port Arthur massacre.
"All kinds of petty discomforts – overcrowded rooms, long hours, arbitrary or tactless treatment – were overlooked in the general sense of adventure, progress, and public service.
Eyebrows were raised when widely viewed documentaries like "Tyson," from James Toback, and "Capitalism: A Love Story" from Mr. Moore, were overlooked in favor of less visible movies.
Fans of the old cinema and the new were shocked when both were overlooked in favor of John Wayne, for his turn as Rooster Cogburn in "True Grit".
Some felt they were overlooked in the 1980's, when a small coterie of art school graduates became the toast of the downtown gallery scene without first paying their dues in the train yards.
The social benefits of the natural environment – estimated at £1bn-£2bn for woodlands alone – were highlighted by the government's own landmark assessment in June 2011, but the interim report made clear these benefits were overlooked in the sell-off proposals.
News of the "youth revolt" is a serious threat to Cameron's authority, suggesting that dozens of MPs who were overlooked in the recent reshuffle are now prepared to rebel rather than be loyal in the hope of eventual preferment.
