Sentence examples for overwhelmingly feel that from inspiring English sources

One of these problems is that blacks overwhelmingly feel that the criminal-justice system is biased against them.

But Brian also owes something to his sister, who has her own money worries, and they overwhelmingly feel that they owe themselves a fair bit as well.

"Most guys overwhelmingly feel that there is a big disadvantage being in a division with eight teams compared to a division with seven teams," Detroit defenseman Niklas Kronwall told reporters.

Participants overwhelmingly felt that large group case discussions were an effective way to present course material, and many indicated that small group meetings also contributed to their learning.

Television viewers overwhelmingly felt that Mr. Kennedy won the debate, and it helped him surge in the polls on his way to victory in the November election.

Couple that with the experience of valid rage following the bank bailouts, and it's not surprising that the public overwhelmingly feels that the government has become an instrument of the wealthy and powerful.

Students overwhelmingly felt that using their own genotype data in the context of the course was personally motivating in learning the course material.

Does the fact that Ai's professional impact is overwhelmingly felt abroad mean that the world is overstating the importance of his detention — and disregarding the more widespread, routine concerns of the Chinese people?

Despite technical problems, the students who viewed the digital lectures overwhelmingly felt the digital lectures could replace live lectures.

Mothers were overwhelmingly positive; felt that the peer supporters increased their confidence to breastfeed and that the service should be available to all women.

University of Florida psychologist Tim Judge and his colleagues have shown overwhelmingly that people who feel that they control the events in their lives (more than the events control them) and are confident in their abilities end up doing better on nearly every important measure of work performance.