Sentence examples for gets overridden from inspiring English sources

In other words, the well established knowledge that "the lower the u-value the better" gets overridden by "the higher the u-value the better".

Perhaps that's wishful thinking, but it is vital that Mr. Christie's veto gets overridden.

"It will be a shame if they get overridden and the PGA Tour go out on their own," Poulter told BBC Sport.

I've said this before, but men's minds work in absurd and mysterious ways, and often completely get overridden in moments of chaotic impulse and sprint headlong into the eight-lane traffic of logic and get smashed into incomprehensible pieces, and that – if Joshua Witt stabbed himself with a sports knife deliberately – that is what has happened here.

I've said this before, but a man's mind works in absurd and mysterious ways, and often completely get overridden in moments of chaotic impulse and sprint headlong into the eight-lane traffic of logic and get smashed into incomprehensible pieces, and that if Witt stabbed himself with a sports knife deliberately that is what has happened here.

But her mind would become overridden by thoughts like these: "Where do I even start?

Judges there have overridden eight jury recommendations, not seven.

But economic ties between Venezuela and Colombia seem to have overridden other concerns.

Ms. Turrentine said she wished she could have overridden CBS's decision.

But Alabama judges have overridden recommendations of life 95 times and of death just nine times.

SEEKING UNITY IN TRAGEDY -- In the hardest-hit part of Sri Lanka, grief and exhaustion have overridden violent divisions for now.