Sentence examples for feeling snowed under from inspiring English sources

It's almost pathological, his inability to distinguish his lovers from one another; and yet he doesn't strike me as a bad guy, or even an unfeeling one — if anything, he's swamped with feeling, snowed under by it, and thus he's curled up inside himself, in an existential hibernation.

No wonder I feel inundated and snowed under with too much information.

I've got 17 friends... I'm snowed under".

Also, you need a more specific excuse than snowed under.

You must be snowed under with tweets from the Megatrons.

Everyone is snowed under on Monday and busy prepping for the weekend on Friday.

And fast: be prepared to step on the brakes or get snowed under.

You can be snowed under before you know it.

Yosemite's back gate, Tioga Pass, is still snowed under.

At times some felt they were "snowed under with the acute stuff before you even get to the chronic stuff".

IN some ways a first kiss is like the fall of snow: You might pray for snow, you might predict it, you might watch the clouds headed your way on radar, feeling certain snow is imminent.