Sentence examples for generally overwhelmed from inspiring English sources

Our TV programming is generally overwhelmed by Hollywood, where the budgets are bigger and the stars brighter.

But many parents are overworked and generally overwhelmed by the rapid pace of technological change and the continuing introduction of social Web sites.

It was, however, only in the post-World War II world that U.S. influence generally overwhelmed British; only then did basketball and volleyball become globally popular.

Cassandra was throwing errors we weren't able to solve, Kong seemed to have many bugs we weren't aware of and we were generally overwhelmed by the situation.

Not only are the county prosecutors generally overwhelmed with more serious offenses, he said, but investigators have trouble finding witnesses to testify.

He felt generally "overwhelmed" by the all-female household.

These two processes generally overwhelm a third, little-known process, called the piston effect: When the liquid surrounding a bubble is heated, it expands, which compresses the bubble and warms the gas.

The use of bengara could not be confirmed in this study by Raman analysis, since the strong fluorescence caused by the organic colorants generally overwhelms completely the weak Raman signal typical of an iron oxide pigment, especially when excited at 785 nm.

Yes, you may hear about people having a breakdown due to the stress, or just generally feeling overwhelmed.

See if he doesn't sound like himself, tries extra hard to be impressive, or just generally seems overwhelmed by her presence; if he does, then this is a sign that he may in fact have a crush.

"They have generally sought to overwhelm opponents with the high-tempo precision and cumulative rhythm of their attacking, whereas he is so wedded to a less persistently urgent style - frequently drifting rather languidly in search of a single killer pass - that sometimes there is the impression that the others have to brake and look around to see what he is doing".