Still, overwhelming is overwhelming.
Some 500 working-class men and women who packed into the memorial hall expressed an overwhelming consensus.
The renowned Ruhr Triennale production, transferred to the cavernous space of the Park Avenue Armory's Drill Hall, is reportedly overwhelming in its effect; Steven Sloane conducts the Bochum Symphony (with a hugely expanded percussion section) along with a cast of forty singers, actors, and dancers, many from the original production.
In the hall, there was an overwhelming sense of relief among the Labour members that they had a leader who could rise to the occasion, and appear, well, a little more prime ministerial than he has done in the past.
However, a few seconds before sheer happiness and an overwhelming sense of unity flooded the entire hall with the announcement of the Communist Party resignations, differences between the two leading protagonists of Czechoslovak independence remained.
Here we investigate Little Muck Shelter where an overwhelming emphasis on scrapers was interpreted by Hall and Smith (2000) to indicate the production of surplus goods for trade with nearby farmers.
That means an overwhelming majority of first-years living in a residence hall are underage for possession and consumption of alcohol.
Looking around the hall, I'm suddenly struck by the overwhelming amount of women.
The studio might have been difficult to find if it weren't for the overwhelming smell of incense, which led us down the hall to where a handful of yogis were already unrolling their yoga mats.
Libraries, of course, a university, splendid museums, a gilded concert hall: Carnegie's largess to Pittsburgh is still overwhelming even a century after the previous Gilded Age.
Still, Truman was nominated on the first ballot, beating Richard B. Russell, a U.S. senator from Georgia, who received the overwhelming backing of the Southern delegates who remained in the hall.
