Sentence examples for some overriding from inspiring English sources

But only the second section, a duet for Ms. Clark and Edith Stephen, had a sense of some overriding artistic truth.

Yet it's hard to find some overriding significance in the apparent waxing and waning of aesthetic sophistication in the year-by-year fluctuations of the nominating process — unless it's in the very composition of the Academy itself.

It could also be aimed at Kunzru himself: is authorial identity a matter of a consistent stylistic voice or of shape-shifting through a series of exuberant fictions which share some overriding concerns?

It's never worthwhile to reduce the Stirling prize shortlist to some overriding theme, but having said that, there is one thing that unites this year's six architects: they've all been shortlisted before.

Yet it's hard to find some overriding significance in the apparent waxing and waning of aesthetic sophistication in the year-by-year fluctuations of the nominating process unless it's in the very composition of the Academy itself.

Justice Scalia said the Constitution's specific prohibitions against state involvement in treaties and in war "would all be unnecessary if there was some overriding, unexpressed principle in the Constitution that states can't get involved in foreign policy".

The DEA denied three of the petitions, in some cases overriding the advice of federal judges, after wait times ranging from 6 to 20 years.

In announcing the measures on Thursday, Mr. de Maizière emphasized that Germany "must change" in the face of new threats, by showing enhanced vigilance, deploying new technologies and even, in some cases, overriding strong post-World War II concerns about privacy.

With this came the responsibility to act as a gatekeeper to the 'powerful' medications, necessitating a diagnostic process and to some extent overriding the profit-maximization motive.

Equally hysterical Republicans, fearing a British-style aristocracy, challenged voters to choose between "peace or war, happiness or misery, opulence or ruin!" When Republicans won in New York, some Federalists considered overriding the results, preferring civil war to Jefferson as president.

acknowledged that people are looking for the president to "extend olive branches to this Republican-controlled Congress," and said that might be overriding some of his efforts to stick to policies that he knows his base appreciates.