The phrase "overwhelmed from" is correct and commonly used in written English to describe a feeling of being overwhelmed from a particular source.
For example, "She was overwhelmed from her lack of understanding about the topic."
He added: "I'm overwhelmed from it all, it seems a bit of a blur.
Once the government realized it could not allow itself to be overwhelmed from the right, however, the tide turned abruptly.
DeMar DeRozan scored 14 points and Kyle Lowry had 13 for the Raptors, who were overwhelmed from the start.
After her rough skate on Saturday, Wagner said that she was "overwhelmed from the big lights and the big show".
That "moral hazard" points to the main flaw in the PPF enterprise: plenty of other companies could be waiting to dump their long-term liabilities onto a body that risks being overwhelmed from the day it opens its doors.
Having recruited heavily in the off season, the Brunswick-Melbourne-Puma-Zebras-Juventus started the opening game with six new signings, and were overwhelmed from the beginning by Morwell.
Providence (7-3) overwhelmed Brown from the start, taking a 55-23 haleadme lead.
The defending champions overwhelmed England from the start as they qualified for their 10th consecutive World Cup semi-final.
Images were displayed in black and white as the intense Texas red fluorescence overwhelmed fluorescence from G protein antibodies when images were superimposed.
Both nurses and patients reported a sense of being overwhelmed arising from the sheer volume of information exchanged along with a mismatch in expectations.
Much of Isis's heavy weaponry comes from US stocks, captured from overwhelmed Iraqi forces.
