Sentence examples for overriding concept from inspiring English sources
And of course, the overriding concept itself, marrying the approachable gardening feel of, say, Farmville, with cartoon zombie horror, is wonderfully realised.
There is no overriding concept to it.
Here, everything is harnessed in the service of one overriding concept.
It's an ambitious concept: an evening-length dance set to three complex piano works by Mozart, with no story line or overriding concept other than what is suggested by the music.
The curators of "Making Choices" have avoided any overriding concept and instead have strung together a series of medium-size theme shows punctuated by small ones devoted to single artists, organized by themselves and other curators.
In keeping with previous Who albums, Tommy featured some crackling electric powerpop (Pinball Wizard, I'm Free), and a few comedy moments for Keith Moon and John Entwistle to let fly (Tommy's Holiday Camp, Fiddle About), but was stretched to double album length to accommodate the album's overriding concept (deaf, dumb and blind kid finds deliverance in amusement arcades).
The company made no such distinction in the updated document, even suggesting that apps will override the concept of "channels" in the coming years.
The surprising drawback of a band this well conceptualized is that the concept can override the song; sometimes individual pieces are hard to remember.
But here, on "Solo," he doesn't build a consistent or monolithic solo-piano concept to override the source material — which includes Duke Ellington, Steve Coleman and Thelonious Monk.
Their intuition about the effects of atmospheric pressure tends to override the less familiar concept of osmotic pressure.
