Sentence examples for overcome ideas from inspiring English sources

By this time, of course, I had overcome ideas from my younger days that being a professional conservationist was a lightweight sort of thing.

"Our basic idea is that materialism should not overcome political ideas".

Gaming is changing from a monarchic model to something approaching a democratic one, where a flood of formats and cross-platform solutions overcome monolithic ideas of quality and price, and of the need to choose a platform to be the king.

The unifying idea of the four films is the attempt to overcome the idea of survivor's guilt, to exonerate Jews who survived and other Jews who, with fearsomely delicate plotting and maneuvering while forced to work under Nazi authority, managed to save other Jews and themselves.

This is to help us overcome the idea that some researchers have that public engagement is just broadcasting ideas with no feedback from the public".

The American stores also have to overcome an idea that luxury can come only from the old world.

"It does seem designed to overcome the idea that property owners get two or more votes, while everybody else gets one".

He said manufacturers fall back on such terms to overcome the idea that liquid crystal display TVs are not good for gaming or home theater.

"In the beginning there might be a psychological issue, but as long as we have proper lighting and proper ventilation, gradually people can overcome the idea of working and living underground".

But although there are technical and business challenges still to be overcome, the idea that within a decade or so cars will be increasingly able to drive themselves is now widely accepted as plausible, even if the details are hazy.

In an accompanying editorial, Dr. Berthold Langguth of the University of Regensburg in Germany, an international authority on tinnitus, said the team's findings "overcome the idea that nothing can be done to treat tinnitus" and provide "a clear statement against therapeutic nihilism".