Sentence examples for process of drowning out from inspiring English sources

"Spamming" came to describe any process of drowning out "real" content – and the rest is repetitive history.

Mimicry is, of course, a way of avoiding conversation, of drowning out interchange.

"Those are peepers," Feinberg said, of the frog that was drowning out the others.

It drums drown on the rooftops, drowning out the sound of speech.

They kind of drown out his voice, and they take away from the singer.

The sound of machines drowned out everything except shouting.

The court-initiated elimination of campaign finance restrictions has allowed wealthy interests to increase their stranglehold on the legislative process, drowning out the voices of ordinary people.

Chants of "Roll Tide!" drown out conversation in the lobby.

She flushed the toilet a couple of times to drown out the gunfire.

The rain of soundbites may drown out more nuanced views, reducing political debate to trite clichés.

"They were making a lot of noise, and drowned out the Hartlepool home crowd.