AT the beginning of the summer, my farm share inundated me with bowling-ball-size cabbages for six weeks straight.
I was stunned by the number of friends and strangers alike who inundated me with tips for miracle tonics, Chinese herbs or Swedish visualization exercises.
Current interns and alumni have inundated me with stories of how CA has helped them secure jobs and given them the confidence to pursue their ambitions, even though, due to their race and background, they often felt, or knew they were, a step behind peers who have the privilege of race, wealth, private schooling and nepotism.
They inundated me with complex analysis of facts -- not with emotional appeals.
Today I begin a book again, and I still can sense the old fears, trepidations, overwhelm, and self-absorption that inundated me when writing my first book.
Google tells me that they have no clue...even as they sell my data (hmmmm) to others and inundate me with irrelevant ads that actually prove they have no clue.
I know this because every time I write about these programs, readers inundate me with emails suggesting that the programs would work better if members of Congress had to join them.
Aldis told me that he'd like to see Narcan "inundating the community".
To slow the flood of contacts, the N.C.A.A. banned text-messaging by college coaches, who had been inundating recruits with messages like UR OUR GUY! and HOW R WE LOOKN? and CALL ME NOW.
In the last year, I have been inundated with articles telling me who I should follow on Instagram.
Post also noted that expectant parents are often inundated with gifts and hand-me-downs and may have extra items that could go to the grandparents' house.
