Sentence examples for but overarching from inspiring English sources

As we get to know each other, we discover a wide range of common interests (movies, opera, British detective novels, M.F.K. Fisher), but overarching them all is the enthusiasm for food and wine that has brought us together.

To this end, educators are provided with a range of provoking but overarching questions which act as focal points for reflective practice.

The tablet itself is solid enough — good specs, decent looks, etc. — but overarching concept of the Note line feels so much more appropriate on a screen this size.

But overarching everything else and prompted by Phyllis Nagy's incredible script (which inspired Karlsen to fly to Switzerland to persuade the Highsmith estate to sell us the rights to her novel), it's as fresh and relevant today to modern women and men, and it strikes an occasionally uncomfortable chord in all of us.

But the overarching argument against capital punishment is that killing another person is morally wrong, whether done out of hatred or as an act of state-sanctioned vengeance.

Nevertheless, given the limitations of such a procedure, little weight was placed on the specific wording or phrasing of responses but the overarching themes.

But the chefs' overarching goal is bigger than one beast.

But a single, overarching global standard should lead to huge economies of scale.

In 1877 they had the technology for massive, overarching roofs but they were reserved for things such as train sheds.

He clearly felt impelled to continue with the overarching concepts, but they overwhelmed the songs, not least on Distortion, a homage to the Jesus and Mary Chain.

The effect of Martin's art is not an exercise in overarching style but a mode of moment-to-moment being.