Sentence examples for Feel overrun from inspiring English sources

So many trees were planted that the place began to feel overrun, O'Connell said.

The truth is that I feel overrun by moral uncertainty, bewildered by the complexity of our planetary crises.

"People have this thing in their imagination that it's just going to be kids' tents, but it's not like that at all," says Rob. "People find their own space, it doesn't feel overrun".

More than a third of Germans feel "overrun by foreigners".

If you're frequently in conflict or, conversely, if you often feel overrun by others, noticing when problems occur and making a few changes can have an impact on how you feel about the people in your life and about yourself.

He could feel the echo of his own terror and sorrow, and again his mind felt overrun by the lapping waves of time.

A short hop from major hubs like Milan and Venice, the former Roman settlement never feels overrun by tourists, although visitors descend on the town for events like the summer opera festival, which runs June 14 until Sept. 8 and which celebrates its centennial and Verdi's bicentenary this year, and Vinitaly in April, one of the wine world's most important events.

Although it gets its share of tourists, it almost never feels overrun.

"In some places, such as the Balearics and Barcelona, we're starting to see a saturation point where the parts of society begin to feel a little overrun by the tourist hordes.

And, indeed, there is evidence that some Alaskans feel they are overrun with tourists: Juneau has slapped visitors' fees on those who arrive by boat, and Sitka residents voted down a proposal to build a dock that would have allowed more cruise ships to moor in town rather than out in the bay.

We actually got an entire version of Burbn done as an iPhone app, but it felt cluttered, and overrun with features.