Sentence examples for made an overwhelming from inspiring English sources

They made an overwhelming case.

The Yankees have made an overwhelming free-agent offer to C. C. Sabathia.

He ran a violin through a wah-wah pedal and made an overwhelming throb, almost unpitched, then laid it down and quickly adjusted the sound while the little instrument screamed on.

But the truth is that recent experience has made an overwhelming case for the proposition that the 2 percent or so implicit target prior to the Great Recession was too low, that 4 or 5 percent would be much better.

Indeed, in the case of HBOS, the parliamentary report made an overwhelming case that the bank would have become insolvent even if liquidity in the wholesale market had not evaporated after the Lehman's collapse.

Bell has not made an overwhelming case for a Test recall through his numbers in county cricket this summer, with an unbeaten 94 in the 50-over semi-final win against Somerset at Edgbaston on Monday his highest score since a century in the opening week of the County Championship against Hampshire in April.

An orchestra of NYO's proportions makes an overwhelming noise in the Maltings; the horns and heavy brass were exceptional, and the solos from the woodwind, the cor anglais especially, were shaped with enormous care, while the gutsiness of the string sound in the central pair of movements was electrifying.

The case they make for using the free market to recruit players makes an overwhelming amount of sense.

Writers usually reject the idea that one player makes an overwhelming difference on a team stuffed with All-Stars.

Alderson said Wednesday evening that there are times when a candidate can make an overwhelming case during an interview and win a job.

The Yankees tried harder to acquire Lee, and though they missed him now, they will probably make an overwhelming push for him this off-season.