Sentence examples for life overwhelmed from inspiring English sources

On a sunny afternoon last week, life overwhelmed art as tourists and students at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's roof sculpture garden gaped at the skyline beyond a sea of Central Park trees and (if they noticed) also admired Sol LeWitt's whimsically colorful installation "Splotches, Whirls and Twirls," on view through Oct. 30.

At first, the rigors of company life overwhelmed her.

The tests and fascinations of barracks life overwhelmed all but the few".

Bickle describes one longtime student who was doing well in school until her home life overwhelmed her.

For if we look into our hearts, most of us can remember moments when life overwhelmed us and we froze and watched in secret shame as fate took its course while we stood by immobilized.

Those days, in the early years of this decade, were the last time real life overwhelmed the state's ability to govern itself — that's when voters recalled their governor, Gray Davis, and once again looked beyond "reality," to Hollywood, for their next savior, Arnold Schwarzenegger.

When I held my friend's new baby two months ago, I was overwhelmed with joy at the beauty and miracle of new life – and overwhelmed with relief to hand her back.

It was Lester Bangs who put it best: "Astral Weeks, insofar as it can be pinned down, is a record about people stunned by life, completely overwhelmed, stalled in their skins, their ages and selves, paralysed by the enormity of what in one moment of vision they can comprehend," he wrote.

Has the sheer quantity of information and the increasing pace of life so overwhelmed us that we no longer have the time or temerity to fact-check when what we hear doesn't make sense?

Astral Weeks, insofar as it can be pinned down, is a record about people stunned by life, completely overwhelmed, stalled in their skins, their ages and selves, paralyzed by the enormity of what in one moment of vision they can comprehend".

Other reasons for not taking up ART in the context of Option B+ may include anxiety about the prospect of taking treatment for life, feeling overwhelmed, as well as more general barriers to ART including facility accessibility, stigma, fear of disclosure, and limited knowledge of ART [ 26].