Suppose each individual in society is given some basic rights, to the effect that his or her preference is sometimes socially decisive (i.e., cannot be overridden by others' preferences).
Her sentiment is laudable, though it sometimes overrides her history.
When the alterations were made the market for images of this saint was stronger than for Bellinis.Connoisseurship sometimes overrides scientific evidence.
Although he is sometimes sniffy about journalism he titled his own volume of feuilletons "Writing Left-Handed"—Hare functions best as a dramatist when he assumes the role of reporter and allows his intellectual curiosity to override his literary immodesty.
The application comes pre-installed on five mobile phones, including some Samsung models, but many of these installs are abroad (PostUp's Steve Chadima explains that US carriers sometimes override deals that have been worked out with phone manufacturers).
These tendencies likely reflect a matching process in which firms match relevant evaluation skills with the context of a deal; it would be useful to assess whether evaluator background sometimes overrides the context in selecting evaluation methods.
I sometimes override my intuition, but when I am really clueless, I trust it implicitly.
Sometimes, overriding property rights entirely with socialism, or something akin to it, is touted as the solution.
How about holiday or weekend jobs you've done?" Showing passion can also sometimes override experience.
However, your eyes and muscles, working together, can sometimes override your inner ear.
