Sentence examples for entirely overwhelming from inspiring English sources

It is not an entirely overwhelming schedule, but certainly difficult enough to create some worry for the coach.

Johnson sought to reassure remain voters the UK will continue to intensify cooperation with the EU and told his fellow leave supporters they must accept the 52-48 referendum win was "not entirely overwhelming".

Olympic gymnast Louis Smith will be back on safer ground this Christmas after his stint as a judge on BBC1's not entirely overwhelming Saturday night talent show Tumble when he returns in his guise as a former champion to the Christmas edition of Strictly Come Dancing.

Unfortunately, the process is entirely overwhelming for the average iPhone user.

He called the 52-48 vote in favor of leaving the EU "not entirely overwhelming".

Johnson, who is thought to have the inside track to succeed David Cameron as prime minister, called the majority verdict "not entirely overwhelming" in an op-ed in the Sunday Telegraph, his first extended comment on a vote that has come near to propelling him into 10 Downing Street.

"It's totally overwhelming".

It can be completely overwhelming".

In the end, however, the evening belongs to Allam, who exercises fingertip control over the audience and turns Prospero into a Verdi-like hero whose emotional dynamic derives entirely from overwhelming fatherly affection.

There is something about Romney, like his Bain protege Meg Whitman, the billionaire he successfully urged to run for governor of California in 2010, which leads to his success being dependent almost entirely on overwhelming spending and blizzards of negative advertising.

Let's start with Gingrich, who has turned Romney's seemingly smooth march to the Republican presidential nomination into, at best, a choppy and awkward procession dependent almost entirely on overwhelming spending and record blizzards of negative advertising.