Sentence examples for overriding expression from inspiring English sources
The harder one is the overriding expression on the faces of many of the defendants brought into confront the consequences of their actions; it is not a look of remorse or contrition or even self-pity and anger but rather a sure sense of inevitability.
By contrast, Salaita has considerably more evidence that it was his political expression that was the overriding factor in the decision not to hire him.
Not happy in conventional terms, but as an expression of the work's overriding theme: the power of a creative legacy -- a visual image, a musical motif, in this case the written word -- to endure far beyond the living presence of its creator.
This may be partly explained by the possibility that the association between ACE1 variation and ACE levels is, in fact, relatively weak or that there are overriding changes to the normal regulation of ACE expression and activity secondary to AD- or Aβ-related pathology.
His overriding concern was the production of smooth, elegant music; thus, his favourite expression marks were soave (soft), con grazia (with grace), and dolcissimo (very sweetly).
"What was the overriding question?
"That is the overriding statistic.
Perhaps the overriding lesson is that even in an area of art that seems currently and historically well populated there is still room for new expression.
The overriding goal: "Pure Color.
Placement is the overriding consideration.
The overriding conclusion?
