Sentence examples for overwhelming concept from inspiring English sources

And it became obvious that the proposition that scientists swear an oath of ethical behavior is a controversial and almost overwhelming concept.

The idea of being with someone else's child experiencing a serious allergic reaction can be an overwhelming concept.

Because the overwhelming concept of the high heel shoe is that they were created by men to make women look sexy.

In all probability, however, for educators still grappling to come to terms with the PBL philosophy, and understanding their new role in student learning and development, mentoring might be an overwhelming concept.

Well, I think it [AHC] is such an overwhelming concept, but that is because I relate it to rape or abuse in childhood or… I know it can be used also in my situation, but it just seems so very powerful.

Because the exposome encompasses the progression of exposures over a lifetime, it's an overwhelming research concept to understand and impractical to fully fund at one time, says Paul Lioy, a professor of environmental and occupational medicine at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.

The United States officials began talking to their counterparts about an American concept: overwhelming force.

To tell the truth, the very idea of preparing 100 different things is rather overwhelming even in concept, let alone practice, and these days most people make do with a few plates filled with shop-bought sweets and pastries.

At first, it seemed a bit overwhelming, but the concepts are actually pretty easy to learn once you experiment and understand how things work.

Goodell and several owners said there was overwhelming support for the concept, although owners raised some questions.

"There was overwhelming support for the concept of the fund," he said, and added that some of the people who voiced opposition "need to see the broader issues".