Sentence examples for most overwhelmingly from inspiring English sources

Boyle travelled to the world's ugliest, most beautiful, most distressing, most uplifting, most spiritual and most overwhelmingly human country to direct his latest film, Slumdog Millionaire.

Likewise, Mr. Hatch is exercising political muscles that have atrophied for years in one of the most overwhelmingly Republican states in the nation.

Plus, he says, of all the things he's talked about in public, discussing feminism, again on Letterman last year, got him the most overwhelmingly positive response.

The era of a cooler and hipper Britannia seems now lost to the rancor of a thousand political battles, but most overwhelmingly to the war in Iraq.

Each of these different stories is appalling, in the same way: first, and most overwhelmingly, in neither case did the pregnant woman have the right to choose.

The most startling sign of this so far (and judging by the whooping response I got when I tweeted the news, the most overwhelmingly welcome) is that in the autumn Maxine Peake will star as Hamlet.

Most Colombians overwhelmingly support the offensive against the FARC, despite well-grounded concerns that the guerrillas may conduct an urban terrorist campaign in retaliation.

The map describes it as "dangerous and difficult", which is a fair description, but it's also one of the most exhilarating, overwhelmingly beautiful drives you will ever take.

"Most guys overwhelmingly feel that there is a big disadvantage being in a division with eight teams compared to a division with seven teams," Detroit defenseman Niklas Kronwall told reporters.

Turkey, which did not want to contribute the troops anyway, in part because most Turks overwhelmingly opposed the American war against Iraq, announced Friday that in recognition of the antipathy in Iraq toward its presence there, it had rescinded its offer to help.

And so they have rejected this violent ideology for the most part, overwhelmingly.