Sentence examples for overwhelming degree from inspiring English sources

Modern sports are to an overwhelming degree Western sports.

Ledger inhabits his character to an overwhelming degree as he charts Ennis's painful emotional progress over two decades.

In fact, at times, you contained an almost overwhelming degree of sporting excitement, excitement that arrived not just in the familiar tremors and snorts, the contained expulsions of the standard calendar, but in what felt like a single, unceasing hairy-knuckled sporting strangulation.

Considering the overwhelming degree of solidarity that voting Americans feel with their Israeli counterparts, this is a point that candidates would do well to highlight time and again.

Not to mention that the GOP (and the Democrats to a lesser but still overwhelming degree, though that's the subject for another blog), is entirely beholden to their corporate funders.

"Children, teens and adults with [Sensory Processing Disorder] experience either over-sensitivity (hypersensitivity) or under-sensitivity (hyposensitivity) to an impairing or overwhelming degree," journalist Beth Arky recently explained in an article for The Child Mind Institute.

His approach is less sophisticated than Mad Men, which functions on a less-is-more dogma in production design, against Boardwalk's overwhelming 360-degree total-immersion principle, but it certainly gets the job done.

The difficulty in modeling these rare events is inherently rooted in the overwhelming number of degrees of freedom described explicitly in such statistical simulations, which is conducive of entrapment in local free-energy minima.

It is only in the best poetical epochs... that you can descend into yourself and produce the best of your thought and feeling naturally, and without an overwhelming and to some degree morbid effort".

Still, overwhelming is overwhelming.

When, in the 200 final, the overwhelming tension and 118-degree temperature played havoc with the two marquee protagonists' overworked leg muscles, Heard ran a close second to earn a ticket to Sydney.