Sentence examples for case drowned out from inspiring English sources

To the extent that the subject of cameras in the courtroom came up at all, the negative example of the Simpson case drowned out much of the debate on the matter.

Supporters of the two cases drowned out Mr. Cirignano's words as they chanted: "What do we want?

The handful of Israeli anti-war activists were almost outnumbered by policemen but their voices are in any case being drowned out by overwhelming public support for the fight against Hizbullah in Lebanon.

Before he could make his case, Mr. Bikbov was drowned out by a mixture of applause and boos, prompting the moderator to remove his question from the discussion.

It is sad that voices like yours that can articulate a coherent case for Britain have been drowned out by the chorus of "Can't" from Project Fear that is the No campaign.

And in any case, the question would certainly be drowned out by the sound of Sir Al telling the BBC how awful everything is in this, the worst of all possible children's worlds.

Older folks might resent this trend and feel they've become part of the background noise being drowned out — but that's not really the case.

Case by case the interests of the American people and the people of the world are drowned out by the money and power of the super rich.

Occasionally they drowned out the singers, but that's always the case; and more important, where they needed to, they stretched aching melodies as if toward infinity.

"Drowned out where?" I says.

were drowned out by howls.