Sentence examples for seem overloaded from inspiring English sources

Protagonists in literature generally seem overloaded with feelings of possibility and futility; they have acute, superstitious senses of cause and effect.

THOUGH at first it may seem overloaded with symbol and metaphor, in the long run the prolific Canadian writer Timothy Findley's dense, ambitious new novel carries its weight easily.

Even though the Rangers seem overloaded with puck-moving defensemen, Sather said that Poti would be one of the top four defensemen and that he had the potential to be one of the league's top players.

To 20th-century eyes, the result may seem overloaded and the total impression exhausting; but in its time the work of, for example, Michael Pacher or Veit Stoss must have been admired precisely for the way in which the sculptor used every conceivable opportunity to display his virtuosity.

For the governors and provincial officials, they now have an office dedicated to their affairs, even if it already seems overloaded.

What could Mansour see in this schlemiel?The exasperating Schmidt is surrounded by secondary characters who are downright disagreeable; in fact, Charlotte's distastefulness seems overloaded ("She giggled unpleasantly", "she snickered", etc).

Until the last minutes, he said, the line failures did not seem to overload the system.

A review of research published in May concluded that one significant exposure, or the accrual of repeated low-level exposures, seems to overload and impair the body's ability to tolerate chemicals.

The concurrent performance of a cognitively-demanding task during walking seems to overload children's cognitive capacities.

Such theories aside, the uncertainties in the financial world now seem to have overloaded our collective financial brains, at least judging by the markets.

Pictures of the plane floating in the river are already on Flickr, Tumblr, and TwitPic (which seems to be overloaded right now).