Sentence examples for can never overcome from inspiring English sources

True, George W. Bush can protest the labels that hang around his neck all he likes, but he can never overcome them.

As Mr. Jennings said: "I can never overcome my sense of awe that he has seen nearly a third of America's political history".

And while he has certainly earned the right to top the bill, having lit up the second half of the American season, in a sense he can never overcome the poignant circumstances of his breakthrough.

"He can never overcome what he tried to do to Obama with his search for the birth certificate hoping to force Obama out of the presidency," Mr. Powell wrote, saying to his aide, "You don't fall for his false sincerity, I hope".

One problem is that whenever one engages in perception, and belief based on perceptual reports, one can never overcome the inherently perspectival situation.

But my sadness can never overcome the overwhelming feeling of gratitude I have towards your fictitious, fabulous self.

One persistent fear you hear from liberals is that Citizens United altered the balance between the parties in a permanent way — that corporate money will give Republicans a structural advantage that can never be overcome.

Even if Buffini can never quite overcome the mythical baggage of the past, her play has a sustained narrative dynamic and is well-directed and designed by Richard Eyre and Tim Hatley: Hatley's ruined presidential palace suggests both the classical world and a conflict-devastated African country.

Yet the challenge of NP complete when handling large-scale networks can never be overcome.

49. "Danger can never be overcome without taking risks".

It's based on the antiquated and inaccurate concept of addiction as a personal moral failure that can one can never completely overcome.