Sentence examples for wrongly overlooked from inspiring English sources
REBECCA MEAD: Fair enough, but I do feel she's wrongly overlooked these days.
Both said they felt the significance of this looming cut had been wrongly overlooked this week as the government highlighted its readiness to backtrack on PIP cuts.
It may not have been necessary, however, to defend all of Casement's decisions in order to applaud his great and wrongly overlooked contribution to the quest for human dignity.
"He had been wrongly overlooked for a long time because his work suggested itself as being just funny and therefore marginal," said Penelope Curtis, director of Tate Britain and chair of the jury.
For now, this is a glimpse at what Triple A next-gen games will look like in the coming months, provided by a developer that is often wrongly overlooked when we think of technical expertise.
Chelsea came to so much harm at St James' Park that the merits of a tight-knit Newcastle United may wrongly be overlooked.
Visual sampling and sorting of small particles (<0.5 1.0 mm) and visual identification of microplastics are not considered reliable, since particles may be overlooked or wrongly classified as microplastics.
She may have overlooked these, or (wrongly) deemed them not to be reasons, or failed to appreciate their full force; and in that case her judgment of what it is best to do will be incorrect.
An understanding of the association between perceived and objective measures is essential, as if the former is used as a proxy for objective measures but the two bear only a weak relation then important associations may be overlooked, while others may be wrongly observed [ 13].
TIME's 2012 Person of the year overlooked the intimidation of Malala Yousafzai who was wrongly accused of apostasy.
