Sentence examples for overwhelming waves from inspiring English sources

This is a novel about a drowning in a river a long time ago, and about overwhelming waves of memory in old age.

Only the most overwhelming waves of bad publicity can dislodge a preferred supplier from most corporations' supply chains.

I teared up a few times from the overwhelming waves of feels: representation, visibility, and solidarity, all experienced with a crescent moon of sorrow.

But what few men fess up to is the overwhelming wave of love that begins the day your baby is born and only gets stronger.

At 35, Agassi becomes the oldest semi-finalist at the US Open since Jimmy Connors rode an overwhelming wave of crowd support to the final four in 1991.

In the end, as Grimes's boat sinks off the coast, there is one last overwhelming wave of sound: the ocean rolls in to wash away every trace of the indecipherable tragedy.

But it was more than that, an uncanny ability to turn newspaper paragraphs — those gray, metallic vehicles — into a fluid substance that would sweep up emotion and detail into an overwhelming wave.

In no time, Martin becomes "an official and a worker" in Hitler's new regime, firm in the belief that "we of Germany have found our destiny and that the future sweeps toward us in an overwhelming wave".

He's subsequently received "an overwhelming wave of support," he says, and is naturally gratified when people give him personal accounts of how it's helped them and made a difference.

Everyone who went to see Wham! perform in China in 1985 seems to remember the same details: the dazzling lights, the overwhelming wave of noise when the music began, and the outfits worn by the duo, George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley.

The Baby Bells could one day be exposed as the last great telecom illusion, undone by a combination of an overwhelming wave of new competition–from cable, wireless, resellers and elsewhere and their own underwhelming success at diversifying into new services such as Internet access.