Sentence examples for manage to override from inspiring English sources

Here, she's effortless in the role immortalized by Audrey Tautou when she can manage to override the visual noise around her. What the musical implies but doesn't explore is Amélie's sexual repression.

Recently, Michigan's Fred Upton argued limited powers and some "funny math" in his attempt to explain how the new Congress would manage to override the president's veto power concerning repeal of the new health care law.

By itself this does not come as a surprise since after being confronted with the initial conflict these people manage to override the intuitive response and resolve the conflict.

For some reason, with this cause, I managed to override my wariness at feeling smug.

But a "gene drive" — which is named for its ability to propel genes through populations over many generations — manages to override the traditional rules of genetics.

He wrestles with his prickliness and rigidity; and when he manages to override his own worst instincts — the sarcasm, the stubbornness (both of which are pretty amusing, actually) — he has a real sparkle.

And that, in turn, is why it took a war to end the Great Depression; there's nothing special about military spending from an economic point of view, but as a political matter Hitler managed to override the usual objections to stimulus.

I even managed to override my anxiety and called lawmakers.

Indeed expression of constitutively active RhoA managed to override this inhibition.

It's never clear, either to the characters or the reader, whether the breakthrough moment comes when people manage to strike a balance between conflicting codes, or when instinct overrides them altogether.

"They don't want to override seniority systems.