Sentence examples for and so overcome from inspiring English sources

This is not a bad thing, for, as long as we recognise what is happening, we can start to engage in the hermeneutic dialogue which language offers to us, and so overcome the limitations of our own starting position and move towards a richer understanding of ourselves and others.

Along with the second arrow, a big dollop of public spending, this was meant to boost consumer confidence, lift financial markets and so overcome the drag caused by a long-planned rise in the consumption tax from 5% to 8% in April this year.

Manilow was sick last week and all shows were cancelled, which had Manilow talking about jumping off the Brooklyn Bridge and having Jewish guilt and being so overcome with love from fans that he wanted to buy everybody a Buick.

At the 2 30 mark, Lambert takes the child's hand, and is so overcome with emotion that she stops singing and begins tearing up.

That night, I turned lobster red head to toe, and was so overcome by violent chills, I fainted.

When he took the stage in his home state, Mr. Ryan immediately began wiping away tears and was so overcome that he cupped his eyes with both hands.

She had never been to an art exhibition, but around 1988 she saw a show of drawings by Joseph Beuys and was so overcome she gave up playing the violin altogether.

He clearly wrestles with what is best for the company, and is so overcome by emotion on three occasions that he breaks into tears in front of large groups of auto executives.

He was cramping so badly and was so overcome by heat that medical personnel packed his body in ice on the court and even brought out a wheelchair to take him off.

One man, in an orange-and-blue pinstriped dress shirt and slacks, was so overcome by James's decision that he collapsed to the sidewalk and began to weep in his hands.

Donna Johnson said her 18-year-old daughter, Denise, was still too grief-stricken to attend, and she was so overcome when handed her husband's Hall of Fame jacket during a morning ceremony that she was unable to speak.