Sentence examples for let's overcome from inspiring English sources
"let's overcome" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used to mean "let's overcome an obstacle or challenge" or "let's move past a difficulty." For example, you could say, "We've been experiencing some obstacles in our business, but let's overcome them together."
"Objectively, looking at his electoral record, they are wrong so let's overcome that," he said.
First, however, let's overcome the oppression!
Let's overcome our fear of apologizing, together.
SAYAMA, Japan — As an electric sign tallied the vehicles rolling off the Honda assembly line here, a scrolling message exhorted employees: "Let's pool our strength to overcome this crisis".
I was hoping my family would learn more about me through my book -- emotionally abused older brother comes to terms with lifetime of mental abuse, spends years on a shrink's couch, overcomes fears, let's go of anger, becomes who he wants to be, tells funny stories about zombies and wrestlers, etc.
We have natural business acumen and a strong history of overcoming obstacles," said Gray. "Let's be honest, thousands of Blacks worked for 400 years for free in this country with money from our labor being redistributed consistently to those in power.
It certainly is, but let's hope it overcomes its teething problems to offer women a genuine alternative to magazines that preach about their weight, their clothes and the way they go about their lives.
Let's hope we can overcome some of our scepticism and give this a whirl.
It's up for us fans, disrespected by the company label, to overcome this, let's show them we've got voice, and we are to be respected.
Let's help teens with disabilities overcome challenges Teenagers with disabilities face additional challenges to those faced by most teenagers.
Now, there's nothing wrong with this per se (and let us work to overcome stigma!), but let's just say that it implies that you want to sit alone, and the ladies will take care to respect your wishes.
