Sentence examples for whether to overlook from inspiring English sources
Tuesday's special election is when Alabamians decide whether to overlook Moore's reported transgressions and his national dissenters to vote him into the Senate.
The question arises whether this is to overlook that the criterion of significance was put forward not as an empirical claim but as a meta-theoretical proposal for how to delimit empiricist languages from non-empiricist ones.
The question of how much the most vulnerable countries stand to gain from the Paris agreement depends on, among other things, whether you're willing to overlook short-term realities and trust the agreement's long-term potential.
Genetics, in fact, may play the biggest role in whether one gets gout, but it is hard to overlook diet.
The question going forward is whether Michigan authorities deliberately gamed their testing protocol to overlook the lead that they should at least have suspected was there.
Accidentals are easy to overlook, but make a big difference in whether the piece sounds good or not.
Review features that are easy to overlook.
Try to overlook his unfortunate blind spot.
Social service professionals tend to overlook strengths.
