Sentence examples for overwhelmingly out of from inspiring English sources
Our bill enjoys the support of states large and small and was reported overwhelmingly out of committee.
"These things only need to be changed lightly and only when they are overwhelmingly out of date".
The British public thinks David Cameron is overwhelmingly out of touch with the ordinary voter, according to a new poll – but nobody particularly seems to care.
The Tories must be getting pretty desperate, as Cameron is seen as overwhelmingly out of touch (an Ipsos Mori poll last September found that 70% thought this, a figure not hit by any Tory leader of the past 35 years).
Oddly these don't seem overwhelmingly out of place in this fictionalised vision of Victorian London – perhaps because Doctor Who's time-hopping adventures have often spent time there, familiarising sci-fi fans with such sights.
Oddly these don't seem overwhelmingly out of place in this fictionalized vision of Victorian London perhaps because Doctor Who's time-hopping adventures have often ended up there, familiarizing sci-fi fans with such sights.
Third, South Africa has relatively low emigration intensity, but as far as people emigrate it is overwhelmingly out-of-the-continent. Fourth, the urban coastal zones of a number of relatively prosperous West-African countries (Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal) form an emergent zone of increasing extra-continental emigration (with the notable exception of Côte d'Ivoire).
Nicholas D. Kristof says a poll shows that "U.S. soldiers overwhelmingly want out of Iraq -- and soon".
It is often quiet enough to hear the cameras clicking as the crowds, overwhelmingly from out of town, shuffle along.
Most are keeping their feelings on the down low, but, according to Benjamin Sasse, a former Assistant Secretary of HHS under Bush 43, in private "CEOs overwhelmingly want out of this [health insurance providing] business".
Overwhelmingly, consumers had no idea who the official Olympic sponsor was with results barely 5% above a pick-out-of-a-hat response.
