Sentence examples for it would overpower from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Coolidge knew it would overpower his current living room.

He said: "I had four other guys' careers in my hand and I knew that if I ever acted on it or even said [that I was gay] it would overpower everything".

It would overpower your meal as a whole.

Is it because they would overpower him?" I live more in hope than expectation that my health secretary may answer this question.

Usually an event is pooled if reporters would overpower it: a meeting in a small room with a foreign leader, or a tour of a factory.

"The people wanted to show their resistance to the regime, but I don't think they had any idea they would overpower it," said Peter Bouckaert, emergencies director of Human Rights Watch, who observed the street fighting in Alexandria on Friday.

It was axiomatic that the Japanese economy would overpower the world.

Those words have caused so much controversy and confusion for so long that it was inevitable that one day the part about people's right to bear arms would overpower the part about a militia, especially because militias went out of style long ago.

This difference is exactly as it should be; most Scottish distillers don't even want new barrels since the flavours from the wood would overpower the character of their distillate.At the same time, many distillers are coming to see the value of introducing different woods into the maturation process.

"We thought he would overpower the story," Wilensky said.

Sorry, you'll be told, but milk would overpower the subtle flavors of the coffee.