Sentence examples for overcome never from inspiring English sources
Even the response to the Clinton-camp comment mentioning cocaine — that backlashed onto her as a smear, but really it was a non-issue since he'd disclosed it in print ages ago in the context of what he'd overcome (never mind that it was Joe Trippi who REALLY jumped on the word "cocaine" — yet no one seemed to finger him for pushing that meme.
When Wynn saw the fountain for the first time, in 1998, performing Ortega's piece, he was overcome: "I'll never forget that moment.
Despite the many obstacles he had to overcome, Diggs never gave up.
Each PSS item assesses the frequency with which respondents felt overwhelmed or able to cope in the past month, e.g. "how often have you felt difficulties were piling up so high that you could not overcome them?" (never to very often, on a 5-point scale).
For example, in Turkey, a secular, democratic Muslim country, violence could have never flourished and could have never overcome the love and understanding people had for each other.
On one hand: "Some who hate the '70s lament that its mistrust of authority has never been overcome, and that Americans will never achieve national unity again".
Allegedly, however, there are "hard problems" they will never overcome.
She was never overcome by drabness or squalor.
"You try to overcome, but you never do," she said.
Reid accepts that there are obstacles she must overcome that McIlroy never had to hurdle.
As a result, new parents are being forced to overcome obstacles they never imagined.
