Sentence examples for really overcome from inspiring English sources

"I was really overcome.

"We've really overcome a lot.

they were really overcome by it.

But could they really overcome this heavily-fancied Italy team?

"People ask me, 'If he spends $50 million, can you all really overcome that?' " he said.

Can love - to paraphrase Forster - really overcome the entrenched political and religious hatreds that menace us?

For one thing, this slim, 180-page volume never really overcomes the feel of old lectures.

There is legitimate debate about whether this provision, which was proposed by Blanche Lincoln, the former Democratic senator from Arkansas, really overcomes the incentives problem.

(This mode of eating has changed the way her taste buds react, Ms. Lambrou said. "I can pick out butter on anything now. It's not that I don't enjoy it, but it really overcomes my palate now").

Mr. Smith began with a new work of his own, "Singing Our Sorrow -- Memorial Service at Ground Zero," a setting of a poem by Nancy Murphy about the power of music as a response to grief and anger, or really overcoming doubts about whether music has that power.

What about … Monkey Tennis?" Of all these pursuits, though, doing standup again is the least enticing, at least from the perspective of not doing it, by which I mean the only thing that really overcomes the terror of doing standup is doing it.