Sentence examples for often overcome from inspiring English sources
French Tour contenders are often overcome by the sheer hype.
It is too often overcome by its flamboyantly cheesy reflexes.
He is often overcome by a desire to wreak havoc.
She was often overcome by tiredness due to her antiretroviral therapy.
Mr. Capellas is known as a tireless worker who has often overcome obstacles, including a physical handicap, to succeed.
I'm not so profoundly moral that I can often overcome my fears of prison or torture or exile or poverty.
No one dies, nor – usually – lives a lesser life because of them: often, overcoming them is a spur to success.
Most started out leading civil society organisations and then went on to run for local public office, often overcoming resistance within their own families.
From Addis Ababa to Zanzibar, the filmmakers captured the stories of ordinary Africans, their hopes and dreams as they lived their daily lives, often overcoming unimaginable hardship.
The Mets' road trip included a 14-inning loss in Atlanta and an unsightly defeat to the Cubs on Tuesday, but they often overcame some shoddy defense.
"A certain ebullience, which often overcomes me when I have an audience, prompted a less formal attitude towards the microphone than was customary," he remembered.
