Sentence examples for overwhelming topic from inspiring English sources

Once in the Middle East he could not avoid the overwhelming topic of our times and gave a speech on the virtues of democracy.

It has been more than three weeks since the final game of the regular season and the team's epic September collapse, yet it is the Red Sox, not the 5-1 NEnglandand Patriots or the defending Stanley Cup champion Boston Bruins, who remain the overwhelming topic in the city.

Without hesitation, I would say that Half the Sky deserves every ounce of attention, both for bravely taking on the oppression of women in developing countries and for writing about such an overwhelming topic in an engaging and even hopeful style.

While the cocktails and conversation swirled at the Brooklyn Democratic Party's annual dinner last week, and even when Hillary Rodham Clinton addressed the hundreds of people in the ballroom, there was one overwhelming topic of conversation: whether Howard Golden, the borough president, intends to step down before the end of his term.

The Normal Heart now speaks to that universal sense of outrage and frustration one can feel on any overwhelming topic.

While 3D was the overwhelming hot topic among televisions makers at this year Consumer Electronics Show, the 3-D agenda had previously filtered down to still cameras (Fuji and Sony, among others) and last week more models debuted in the full-motion video camcorder realm.

Cooperative diversity is an overwhelming research topic in wireless networks [1 6].

And in the one-on-one debate last Thursday, she received the first question on the overwhelming majority of topics and thus spoke first about twice as often as he did.

For most of the movie, he absorbs the overwhelming number of topics Blindspotting addresses while serving his last few days of parole.

Many people find the topic so overwhelming they never buy any.

(Your disposition could, though, be influenced by other aspects of your personality: some people, for instance, were broadly curious and engaged — they seemed to be interested in everything — while others were more motivated or achievement-oriented. Those traits could inspire learning even in the absence of overwhelming interest in a topic).