Sentence examples for overwhelming wind from inspiring English sources

(At this point I have to put in all the usual disclaimers when someone makes a whimsical comment about fucking feet: I'm sure all genders get horny for feet. I'm sure people at every salary level get cummy for toes. But the overwhelming wind here indicates: only rich dudes want to fuck feet).

"The overwhelming majority of wind farms are actually located in the windy red states, if you will," said Peter Kelley, a spokesman for the American Wind Energy Assn., an industry group.

But this month, in a peer-reviewed article in the Bulletin of Science , Technology & Society Carl V. Phillips, a Harvard-trained PhD, concludes that there is "overwhelming evidence that wind turbines cause serious health problems in nearby residents, usually stress-disorder type diseases, at a nontrivial rate". The subsidies for wind energy are in peril.

Still, overwhelming is overwhelming.

But prosecutors said that the acquittals in these cases were the exceptions, and that an overwhelming majority of defendants wound up being convicted.

While not against windfarms, which proliferate in his constituency, Fergusson feels the wind rush is overwhelming local authorities, which are having to deal with complex planning applications without any extra resources, and he wants a code of conduct to be introduced for the energy firms involved.

Such a magnetosphere would protect the planet from the solar wind, diverting the overwhelming majority of the wind around Mars, leaving the atmosphere largely untouched.

There was ambivalence to the phrase, a suggestion of the winds of fate and overwhelming circumstance.

In his overwhelming "Bunch of Asparagus," the white spears wound with gold string lie on a bed of greens "like a body stretched out on a messy coverlet".

However, after retiring from literature with overwhelming writer's block, he found a second wind in screenwriting.

Mr Norman told the hearing that his overwhelming memory of the ordeal was the constant, relentless wind.