Sentence examples for overwhelmingly packed from inspiring English sources

The commission, Murray N. Rothbard, a libertarian economist, later complained, was "overwhelmingly packed with lifelong opponents of gold who buried any call for a hard currency".

While the stands, which were overwhelmingly packed with Brazil fans, exploded in cheers, Ronaldo, whose health had been in question in recent days, launched into his own trademark celebration, replete with huge grin, upraised finger and victory romp.

An overwhelmingly packed schedule is the first step on the road back to a stress-infused lifestyle.

By the time Maliki took office, the police and the Army were overwhelmingly Shiite, packed with former militiamen bent on cleansing Baghdad of Sunni Arabs.

The Supreme Court, once sufficiently packed, will be overwhelmingly conservative, and can doubtless be counted on to legalize any and all Republican extremisms.

As was quite clear at the packed and raucous public hearings earlier this year, Village residents are overwhelmingly opposed to it — and so, in fact, is N.Y.U.'s own faculty.

At a packed City Council meeting in July addressing the Crossings project, residents spoke overwhelmingly against the idea.

In 1916, Jacksonville played host to more than 100 film companies, before they packed up and left for the West Coast--in part because local voters overwhelmingly elected anti-show business candidates in the city's 1917 election.

Overwhelmingly, the paintings depict Palestinian bombers and gunmen shooting or blowing up all things Israeli, from soldiers in jeeps to civilians packed in buses.

Whereas Mr Sharif and Ms Bhutto packed the supreme court with their supporters, General Musharraf sacked half its judges for refusing to swear allegiance to him.Pakistan is too big, too fractious and too complicated to be ruled so overwhelmingly by one man.

A "people's vote" was overwhelmingly the most popular issue raised by constituency Labour parties (CLPs) that submitted so-called "contemporary motions" to conference – but the final wording was negotiated at a packed meeting on Sunday evening, chaired by Starmer.