Sex drive overcomes almost everything.
With that, I believe it's possible to overcome almost any challenge and come out on top.
At risk of sounding mushy, the early takeaway is that human will -- the instinct to flee danger, and even the more refined desire to pursue a life of opportunities -- can overcome almost any manmade obstacle put in its path.
But New Yorkers have been proving every day since the attack that they can overcome almost any obstacle and accomplish what needs to be done.
The drinks industry is still powerful enough to be able to overcome almost every attempt to reduce alcohol's national toll.
The Giants overcame almost every obstacle, including their own occasional ineptitude, to give themselves chances to beat a team that was riding a six-game winning streak and that was 5-0 at home.
The language is neither too formal nor too chatty but perfectly poised between the two, and the moral - that friendship can overcome almost every difficulty - is a good one.
Born into poverty in Mississippi in 1954, she overcame almost every conceivable disadvantage to become the woman Vanity Fair once described as having "more influence on the culture than any university, president, politician or religious leader, except perhaps the Pope".
In addition to these remarkable men, who overcame almost insurmountable obstacles to care for wounded soldiers, countless other African-American men and women, with no formal training, worked as nurses in black-only and white-only hospitals and on battlefields.
Together they explore the strange sensations of rain and the knotty furrows of trees, overcome almost insurmountable hurdles to perform "simple" domestic tasks (watching them change a lightbulb is more dramatic than you can possibly imagine), and write plays, prose and poetry that offer others an insight into their seemingly limitless world.
