Sentence examples similar to overwhelming troubles from inspiring English sources

Historians examining AIDS in Africa are likely to be troubled by the world's "extraordinary passivity in the face of such an overwhelming problem," Dr. DeCock said.

From the view of the soul, facing an overwhelming array of troubles is an old story.

As such, the 2012 GOP nomination contest was longer than usual because the overwhelming favorite had trouble connecting with the party base.

Still, overwhelming is overwhelming.

Our tables were so close that we could have eavesdropped on one another -- except that the din was so overwhelming that I had trouble hearing what my own companion said, never mind catching bits of words or sentences at Mr. Torre's table.

The difference in the nature of the benefits is so obvious and overwhelming that I have trouble believing that people really mean what they say about diversity; the whole thing feels like an elaborate charade to keep us from knowing what we're doing.

Perhaps it is because the sea of potential troubles is too overwhelming, some experts on denial say.

It was that feeling, 'Wow, I'm in trouble!' It was overwhelming".

But that's precisely the trouble: for an overwhelming majority of the culture, almost every poem has an inscrutable ending, even the ones that aren't actually inscrutable.

Mr. Harvey said that when he first joined the Department of Law and Public Safety as the director of criminal justice in 2000, he was troubled by the overwhelming backlog of DNA tests.

"From my vantage point as a radiologist I think the evidence indicating the benefits of mammography is overwhelming, so I'm not troubled by these revisionist thinkers who are claiming that hundreds of trials were done incorrectly".