Sentence examples for overwhelmingly played from inspiring English sources

With GAA, overwhelmingly, played by members of the nationalist community, taunts such as those alleged to have occurred in Portlaoise, would be regarded as a form of verbal intimidation or 'sledging'sledging

Speaking of an economy where banks now overwhelmingly play a capitalist role, he said, "There is a lot of unofficial savings from outside the country that is coming back in, and there is a lot of investment from around the country coming into" the city.

The game that we play, or rather, that men (overwhelmingly) play today is known as "Queen's chess".

European politics remain overwhelmingly national, played out in different languages in national media.

It's played overwhelmingly straight, as if the merest chuckle would bring down the whole carefully assembled fantasy medieval edifice.

Republican officials said that they were used to running — and winning — in an overwhelmingly Democratic state, and played down the significance of the enrollment trends.

But it is overwhelmingly the case that played music is what gets sampled – music of the 70s particularly, when analogue recording quality was at its peak but drum machines and sequencers had yet to replace tight rhythm sections).

Their "Paris" video was so instantly recognizable and relatable, so searingly accurate and overwhelmingly funny, that I played it over and over and over again.

Playing overwhelmingly in multiplexes, Joel Edgerton's directorial debut grossed £585,000 from 333 venues.

That the Grays were the overwhelmingly superior team playing at Griffith Stadium, in contrast to the inept Senators, emphasized this even more.

Music radio doesn't look much better – just look at Radio X, the relaunched XFM, with its overwhelmingly male presenters playing music mostly by men while still claiming an unbiased policy.