Sentence examples for Feeling inundated from inspiring English sources
Google is not alone among Internet and telecommunications companies in feeling inundated with requests for information.
For argument's sake, say that the illegal immigration issue has not been resolved, and a majority of voters of states in the Southwest, feeling inundated and isolated, are moved by a demagogue with a rousing message of secession.
Tired of feeling inundated by rowdy spring breakers and drunken revelers who show up every October for Fantasy Fest, the duPonts sold their house in the Old Town section of Key West and moved into a large house in the annex.
"We don't want people to feel inundated" by advertising, she said.
At the time, he felt inundated and threw or gave away things he could have sold.
If you have ever felt inundated by such solicitations, by e-mail or by snail mail, you may have wondered what you did to deserve it.
To those who feel inundated by unbidden electrons and try to guard their privacy against the commercial world, no amount of online coupons will seem anything but menacing.
TalentPool is clear that its biggest market is going to be SMEs because it is they who feel inundated by piles of CVs.
As a result, the reader sometimes feels inundated by a catalog of oddities — from climacophilia (the erotic compulsion to tumble down stairs) to melissophilia (lust for bees) to titillagnia (arousal from tickling) — rather than moved to empathy.
Most residents of Ipswich a port town with a thousand-year history of trade, where the body of a 13th-century African was recently exhumed claim to feel inundated by foreigners.
In a similar spirit, Italy's cabinet has agreed to outlaw prostitution in public and make penalties harsher.In Europe, then, things are moving towards tighter regulation in part because many of the continent's richer countries feel inundated by a wave of newcomers to the trade, some of whom are trafficked.
