Sentence examples for little overcome from inspiring English sources

"The family is a little overcome right now," he said.

I'm a little overcome, having put myself in his shoes.

She placed a hand to her heart and seemed a little overcome, understandable given the obstacles she faced when her appointment was announced in July 2005.

"I think in the early going we might have been a little overcome by Maryland's ability, but over all I think we did a great job in shutting them down," Gaudette said.

He says he misses the good old days and gets a little overcome with nostalgia as we talk.

From Heart Failed, their next single, through to A Little Overcome, this gig was a monotonous meander through backstreets, rather than a joyous ride in a softtop sports car on the autoroute.

If you need a little overcoming your perfectionism, think of the most exceptional person you can think of and remind yourself that even he or she has made mistakes on the path to success.

The city's political arrangements do little to overcome that divide and foster unity.

But impediments to that plan have mounted in Congress, and the administration is doing little to overcome them.

[Page A12.] Prominent Democrats, however, said the plan would do little to overcome the severe inertia in the labor market.

The insight did little to overcome the immediate hurdle, but it added yet another thread to the dense psychological warp and weft of the series.