Sentence examples for helps override from inspiring English sources

The language loses its transparency and serves as a sort of mask that, like at a costume ball, helps override inhibitions and liberate desires and impulses.

So, if you are anxious about your employer's announcement on outsourcing a staff function that personally affects you (let's say procurement), the mere act of naming the emotion — "anxious" — helps override the threat response.

When backed up by incentives for achieving common goals, a sense of community helps override selfish interests.

Many lawmakers in both parties said Mr. Greenspan's comments had helped override Democratic objections to Mr. Bush's tax cuts.

To help override the veto, Ms. Pelosi said: "We are hoping to galvanize support of the American people for this legislation.

Deft touches of irony and wit helped override any sense of incongruity, and the startling kaleidoscope of colours, piano and mandolin in particular, was brilliantly realised.

Gaining access to a stable oil supply is likely to help override qualms about Iran's weapons program and its strained ties with the United States.

Michael Capasso's production at least managed to keep the outlines clear and the traffic flow unimpeded, and Elaine Rinaldi, in the pit, had a spark to her conducting that helped override individual imperfections.

Psychologist David Dunning explains it simply: "Incompetent people think they're amazing". Dunning says that most people overestimate their own abilities and, frequently, "those with the least ability are often the most likely to overrate their skills". Simply asking for feedback can help override the Dunning-Kruger effect.

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Nagy said she specifically chose to plant Canary Island pines at the school to help override the strong trash scent from the Rainbow Environmental Services site near the school.