Sentence examples for sense of overload from inspiring English sources

This sense of overload does not diminish however long you look at these large, slick and sickly photo-realist canvases.

"There's a sense of overload," said Dr. Charles Goodstein, a clinical professor of psychiatry at New York University School of Medicine.

This sense of overload can compound when multiple individuals are out of the office or there are longer absences such as sick leave, sabbaticals, or maternity leave.

That's in part because your sense of overload isn't unique.

We use this sense of overload and endlessness as a way of mirroring James' internal state.

Reclaiming our political voice requires more than just identifying problems, which itself can feed our sense of overload.

His works, it is often said, are the ne plus ultra of musical complexity, in the sense of notational overload, performing difficulty and even philosophical questioning.

Against the cartoon history of Shirky or Tooby, Blair argues that the sense of "information overload" was not the consequence of Gutenberg but already in place before printing began.

The awkward introversion in the lyrics – which deal with relationship strife, creepy blokes, friendship, gender and the quest for eternal love – add a sense of emotional overload driven by late nights, blood pacts and wide-eyed wonder.

The symbolism is too obvious to be effective, and the sense of pretentious overload is not helped by Mr Consolo's freedom with literary quotations no less than ten in a shortish novel, ranging from T.S. Eliot to Arab poets.

While Mr. Ginor noted that "you can't be completely unfocused and accomplish everything he has in life," he said that a sense of institutional overload can lead to "problems and headaches" for Mr. English.