Sentence examples for didn't overcome from inspiring English sources

I usually get around that, but tonight I just didn't overcome it.

As I've suggested before, Mitt Romney didn't overcome the G.O.P.'s populist mood to win his party's nomination because of a conspiracy between squishy party elites to nominate a moderate country club Republican like themselves.

"In the end I think we had the right policies towards immigration, but the simple thuggishness of the kind of Ukip and Conservative approach is easier to understand and we didn't overcome those communication difficulties," she told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

Onwurah, whose grandfather worked in the shipyards and whose mother grew up on the quayside, is less scathing: "Labour did a lot in the north-east, to stop the concentration of economic power elsewhere getting much worse, but we didn't overcome the underlying issue.

One passenger, hoping he would not have to get off and wait for another local, shouted out, "We can overcome!" At that the other passengers, remembering the peace-march anthem, began to sing, "We shall overcome, we shall overcome!" Sadly, we didn't overcome.

She didn't overcome her fear of heights, but she had the courage to do it.

Italy and Austria-Hungary did not overcome their basic conflict of interest in that region, the treaty notwithstanding.

Many athletes, by nature, are not given to introspection when discussing past experiences and the obstacles they did or did not overcome.

But that did not overcome the rain of questions about how it came to be that the president delivered such a listless showing.

In conclusion, supplementation with AOX did not overcome the dietary-induced milk fat depression caused by increased RUFAL.

Even though Argentina received a higher share of northern Italians, this did not overcome the basic pattern of attracting much less literate people.