Sentence examples for kind of overpowers from inspiring English sources

Regarding the objectification of women, she says, "I think people say that it takes away from what I do, it takes away from the driving, because people see that side of things, and it kind of overpowers what I'm doing.

The clotting force kind of overpowered the other".

"My breaking ball, my velocity -- just being able to go out there and kind of have overpowering stuff at times.

In the theatre, Kazan had sometimes been accused of a kind of imperialism — of overpowering the playwright's vision with his own energy.

It's a kind of epiphany that overpowers you and surrounds you with this strong, overwhelming realization.

He is a vivid creation, and dominates the second half of the book — a crank, a shaman, an urban philosopher, an interesting failure and theatrical bore, he is the kind of comic character who properly overpowers good novels.

What worries me is the Democrats' ideals and concerns for workers get overpowered by the kind of money they can get from these companies".

Makes it an offence to give someone a substance without their consent and with the intention of stupefying or overpowering them so that any kind of sexual activity can take place.

We let imposter syndrome overpower us and stop us from taking on the kind of challenging assignments and roles that might advance our career.

The frozen concoction is too sweet, and winds up overpowering the oyster, but this is a case of the kind of overthinking that's bound to occur in such a playful kitchen.

As the world's athletes fought for medals in Beijing, a different kind of fighting was taking place 3,500 miles away on Europe's doorstep: Moscow easily overpowered Georgia's American-trained military in a five-day war sparked by Georgia's deadly attack on South Ossetia, a pro-Russian breakaway region.