Sentence examples for overwhelming truth from inspiring English sources
Human animals use other species: talk about an inconvenient, rather obvious but overwhelming truth.
The overwhelming truth about the Greek debt crisis is that it's a massive distraction.
We don't want to face up to a seemingly overwhelming truth if it's not right in front of us.
For Charlotte Edwardes, in the Evening Standard, "Her ache for honesty is searing at times but the overwhelming truth is that Aitkenhead has produced a work of art".
But the overwhelming truth is that Japan is just what Britain is not: somewhat isolated on the edge of its continent, very far from being Asia's international crossroads.I am coming to Tokyo initially for the annual meeting of a very jolly discussion club called the "UK-Japan 21st Century Group", once a stiff affair, now largely a gathering of friends.
Throughout the review, she picks out sentence-long observations as if they define the thesis of the book, when Grigoriadis's most essential point, and the overwhelming truth about college rape and sexual assault generally, is that there are very few sentence-long theses to be had.
"Juventus's superiority really was not all that overwhelming … "The truth is that Juventus won the derby 1-0 and that 1-0 was coloured by a very obvious offside.
The paper work was overwhelming and the truth was that even with everything in perfect order -- I only had a miniscule chance of actually getting covered.
As we awaken to this vast perspective, an overwhelming and profound truth becomes clear: At this point in evolution, the process is dependent upon us.
The meltdown of 2008 couldn't have brought to bear with any more overwhelming clarity the truth that a small percentage of the population cannot hold an inordinate portion of the country's wealth and power without disastrous consequences.
They attempted to reconcile Locke's empiricism with Christianity by maintaining that the accounts of miracles in the Bible provide overwhelming evidence for the truth of religion.
