Sentence examples for may drown out from inspiring English sources

The Bishara affair, however, may drown out any sensible debate on this delicate issue.

The rain of soundbites may drown out more nuanced views, reducing political debate to trite clichés.

AMERICANS EXPECT TOUGH OPENER -- Shouts of "Viva Mexico" may drown out chants of "U.S.A., U.S.A".

On the other hand, the cacophony of voices may drown out those of the players' chosen representatives.

Differences in wealth and education tend to play a large role in many people's choice of partner, and may drown out the unconscious signals of M.H.C. gene matching, Dr. Ober said.

The danger is that it may drown out any intelligent discourse about the most important issues of our day.

That debate may now drown out criticism of Prime Minister Sharon.

It may also drown out views espoused by people who lack the cash to buy TV time.

And if you should happen to read the sentence aloud in the company of musicians, the sound of gnashing teeth may well drown out any attempt to read further.

White noise machines that produce "background" sounds, such as rain falling or wind whooshing, may help drown out the ringing in your ears.

Hijacked PCs may have helped drown out online chat about Russian election protests, say security experts.