that's not true!'" When the shortlists for the Oscars were announced, critics complained about the overwhelming whiteness of the nominees.
One started crying, a rare release in a city grimly stoic about the overwhelming loss of life.
It's a strange decision to make in a movie that is essentially about the overwhelming power of public images.
The No. 1 call to 911 in October is complaints about the overwhelming smell of a next-door plot.
While Mayor John Lindsay confers with New York Governor Rockefeller about the overwhelming problems of the city of New York, the people successfully precipitate a revolution.
The most striking aspect of Mr. Wispelwey's Brahms is that it is not about the overwhelming richness of the cello's tone but about shape and intensity.
Though it's mostly a soft-spoken play, "Harper Regan" turns out to be about the overwhelming, isolating noise generated by our world of gadgets and machines.
Did we learn nothing from the past decade about the overwhelming power of crude images of violence to define and polarize our historical moment?
And what about the overwhelming evidence that our weak economy isn't about confidence, it's about the hangover from a terrible financial crisis?
Mr. Martin drew the loudest squeals, singing about the overwhelming power of female allure while he shook his shoulders and pumped his hips.
They describe Kosovo as a "war of choice," which "stoked worries among allies and adversaries alike about the overwhelming nature of American capabilities" and its global ambitions.
