Sentence examples for feeling inundated from inspiring English sources

Google is not alone among Internet and telecommunications companies in feeling inundated with requests for information.

For argument's sake, say that the illegal immigration issue has not been resolved, and a majority of voters of states in the Southwest, feeling inundated and isolated, are moved by a demagogue with a rousing message of secession.

Tired of feeling inundated by rowdy spring breakers and drunken revelers who show up every October for Fantasy Fest, the duPonts sold their house in the Old Town section of Key West and moved into a large house in the annex.

We feel inundated.

Use Pinterest as a search engine for projects you may want to implement at your wedding to avoid feeling completely inundated by random ideas.

Now that we're all sufficiently inundated with information, feeling confused, exhausted and probably hungry, we leave you with the immortal words of Blink-182 frontman Mark Hoppus.

New York Daily News, August 16thFish have feelings, too"We've been inundated with calls.

Are you feeling the pressure because you are inundated with ads telling you that you would be a lesser man if you didn't come through with the latest four stone, fancy cut engagement ring this year?

From very creative hashtags, like #Puigñeta (made up by someone, using Mónica's last name and the last syllables of a very bad, yet strong word, commonly used in sports to denote one's feelings or emotions), to memes and gifs, Twitter, Instagram and Facebook were inundated with posts and people began to like, comment and share.

Most action games position monsters for maximum effect, giving you a feeling of dread as you turn a corner because you know you're about to be inundated by zombies or aliens.

A week earlier, floodwaters from the nearby river Foss had inundated the popular music studios with ruinous effect and left the North Yorkshire business among those feeling shortchanged by its insurers.