Sentence examples for at overriding from inspiring English sources
It's hard to recall a movie that's as viscerally thrilling and as deadly boring as "Gravity," a colossal and impressive exertion of brain power aimed at overriding — at obviating — the use of brain power.
This multiyear scholarship of two to five years has been an option for NCAA member institutions since first being approved by the NCAA Division I Board of Directors last October and affirmed following a failed attempt at overriding the action of the Board in February of this year.
SOTOMAYOR: Rights by a court are not looked at as overriding in the sense that I think a citizen and not -- or a citizen would think about it.
Los Angeles lawmakers voted Friday to back the planned overhaul of two terminals at Los Angeles International Airport, overriding concerns from the nearby city of El Segundo.
But on a series of issues, Feinstein is changing long-held positions, at times overriding her time-tested instinct for centrism.
But while this might give us a utilitarian version of threshold deontology, it will not do as a version of dirty hands, since the utilitarian overriding at the supreme emergency stage will involve a decision that is simply right, and not in any sense right but still wrong.
Yet a number of prime ministers, including Margaret Thatcher, James Callaghan and Harold Wilson all, at one time or another, sought to sideline or at least override the Foreign Office on Middle East policy, albeit in contrasting circumstances.
Executives at Facebook stressed the overriding factor right now is not just engagement.
They commonly are deformed into a fold and thrust belt as the basement under them continues to plunge beneath the overriding plate at the subduction zone.
But she was combative right back, and kept arguing, with ardor and sometimes anger, at times interrupting and overriding Mr. Obama's words and even the moderators'.
