Sentence examples for quite overpowering from inspiring English sources

(Not for nothing is one of them subtitled "House of Cards"). Initially, too, some of them seemed to be powered by a sense of menace that was quite overpowering.

"The noise is quite overpowering from the wind coming around you.

Bathroom cleaners can be quite overpowering so make sure the room is well-ventilated and if necessary, leave the room for a time to prevent inhaling any dangerous fumes.

I found the experience quite overpowering, feeling wonderment and a sense of my frailty and inconsequence.

"To think I've won an award which some of my heroes have won in the past – that's quite overpowering".

Often the work feels quite overpowering and humbling, and some people can find it quite overwhelming and scary because it's do to do with the power of nature.

Was it, seen in some mad mirror, my own?" Regardless, the patience of all but a reader superhumanly tolerant of extended digression will creak and snap under the load of near-random texts, assembled by an author whose love of collection, of assembling and ordering, in this case quite overpowers any urge to tell a smooth story.

But to rebound against the Diamondbacks, these Yankees are going to have to beat Schilling or Johnson or both, and they have never faced two pitchers quite as overpowering.

"There are a number of people I have dealt with in the entertainment business who, in terms of approach and ego, are quite like this character: brash, bullying, overpowering.

I imagine the audience is made up of women like me, years removed from new motherhood, but whose scary, overpowering new-mom instinct never quite got turned all the way back to "off".

Federer's performance in his 6-1, 7-6 (3) defeat of the sometimes overpowering, sometimes overeager Tsonga was not quite as sparkling as his straight-set dismissal of Tomas Berdych the day before.