Sentence examples for found overwhelmingly from inspiring English sources

It was this Afghanistan that I found overwhelmingly inspirational to document.

The delegates who began arriving here this weekend are, the poll found, overwhelmingly white -- almost 90percentt -- and mostly male and middle age.

This was amplified in The Old Curiosity Shop, where the death of Little Nell was found overwhelmingly powerful at the time, though a few decades later it became a byword for "Victorian sentimentality".

Public health researchers found overwhelmingly negative experiences among vulnerable claimants, including high levels of anxiety and depression, as well as physical problems and social isolation exacerbated by hunger and destitution.

Steven L. Goldman, a professor of philosophy at Lehigh University, found overwhelmingly negative depictions of science and technology in 100 films made before the mid-1980'startinging with Fritz Lang's "Metropolis" in 1926 and Charlie Chaplin's "Modern Times" in 1936.

They found overwhelmingly that it was investor sentiment that became more correlated, not the underlying fundamentals.

The real problem is that even if a kid wants [guidance] today, what they will find, overwhelmingly, is noise about celebrities and meaningless numbers indicating what big movie 'won' the weekend box-office.

"But waves of millions of people coming from north Africa seeking a better life in Europe, if that links in on Thursday to a new common migration policy then whilst on one hand it may appear to be the decent thing to do, I think you'll find overwhelmingly public opinion will say we simply can't," he said.

Taking the measures of partitioning and neat borders, their study compares the performance of countries with natural borders to those with artificial ones and finds, overwhelmingly, that artificial nations suffer terribly — lower income, horribly ineffective and corrupt governments, less respect for the law, low literacy, limited access to clean water, poor health care, you name it.

Very similar to the results for the adult working population, we find overwhelmingly zero or negative effects.

Norwegian crime writer Monica Kristensen (b. 1950) is enchanted by the Arctic landscape, which she finds overwhelmingly beautiful and intrinsically innocent.