Sentence examples for being able to overcome from inspiring English sources

In despair of ever being able to overcome his loneliness or be cured, van Gogh shot himself.

And then imagine being able to overcome them – being drawn by the crowds at those key moments, or focusing on your breathing, or setting yourself small goals.

In a society that stigmatizes any kind of mental illness, she interrupted her treatment repeatedly, buffeted by her husband's initial criticism of her medication, by the shame she felt at work, and a lacerating guilt over not being able to overcome her problems on her own.

With the chances growing that the election in November would end the 60-vote majority Democrats enjoy in the Senate -- the practical threshold for being able to overcome united Republican opposition -- the president and his party face additional urgency to make progress on his agenda this year.

The phosphate treatment proved to be very promising, being able to overcome some ES limitations.

"They understand the challenges in the market and see the value of us being able to overcome issues like regulatory and long sales cycles," the Jirnexu CEO said.

We have to be able to overcome this.

"But we have not been able to overcome their suspicions".

But he was able to overcome his fear.

But we've always been able to overcome that".

Working together we will be able to overcome this challenge".