Ms. Jones is high in the ranks of those unjustly overlooked in jazz, a singer who is masterly in nudging the pitch of notes into meaning.

This album has been unjustly overlooked, probably because Harris was selling a lot of records and getting airplay at the time (a cardinal sin for purists), or perhaps for its free, anything-goes '60s spirit".

This little-known experimental artist, who has been on the arts faculty at Rutgers University for more than 30 years, is presented here as a trailblazer who has been unjustly overlooked.

Several critics asserted she was unjustly overlooked in the Grammy's three major categories: Record of the Year, Song of the Year and Album of the Year.

Author Nicholas Pegg considered it an "unjustly overlooked" piece, remarking on Bowie's "outrageous extremes of bass and falsetto".

Frank Martin's Mass for Two Choirs (1922) is a more adventurous score that, like so much of Martin's unjustly overlooked music, should be heard more frequently.

She credits her broker, Cristina Marzullo of Douglas Elliman, with convincing her that the neighborhood was being unjustly overlooked by people like her.

Hiken may have been unjustly overlooked, but there are reasons for his current obscurity.

Several people mentioned Charleston, South Carolina as an unjustly overlooked destination in the US.

Mr. Voulf believes that Gerdt's role has been unjustly overlooked: few remember that she shouldered much of the classical repertory in Leningrad after many dancers left Russia.