Sentence examples for getting overruled from inspiring English sources

Was he getting overruled by ownership here, too?

Neither of you is the boss — resentments can boil over when one partner feels like they're getting overruled all the time.

Does that one get overruled a lot?

If he can then get overruled by the England captain there is little sense in his position existing and the captain and coach might as well pick the squad in the first place.

But it's clear, from elliptical hints, that a lot occurred in that bank: that at least one hostage may have known one of the robbers; that both the bank manager and his teen-age daughter underwent something nasty; and that Nick, the cop (the pod-person-handsome Tim Daly), tried to be a hero but got overruled, with bloody consequences.

Apparently that got overruled because Twitter is a more legitimate threat.

And if that is the case, your heart just got overruled by your emotional brain.

This means that sometimes publisher Steve Piersanti gets overruled by his team -- even if he loves a project, it gets rejected if others don't agree.

That was the opinion of the attorney general and somehow that got overruled after a lot of back and forth between father and son.

C. Resist competitive bidding, get overruled, and watch the cash-strapped public agency accept a Jets bid that is $100 million higher than it would have if they'd listened to you.

A few years ago he wrote an essay predicting the death of big-budget movies: "The specific, rarefied animal that is the gigantic film spectacle demands a technological reality that has ceased to exist: just enough technology to distribute the films everywhere, but not so much technology that the audience gets to overrule your distribution decisions".