Sentence examples for some overwhelming from inspiring English sources

Climate change and extreme weather are presenting government — and the public — with some overwhelming choices.

The idea has some overwhelming advantages, at least if you have a fast Internet connection.

This is a handsome production, despite some overwhelming flower-power visual commentary here and there.

There are some overwhelming decisions that have to be made: who should design the jacket?

President Bush won with only 51percentt of the vote, not by some overwhelming landslide.

I received some overwhelming messages and realised I was doing something good for my country.

Speaking at the Edinburgh International Book Festival this week, Silver said: "There is a wide variety of polls and they all show the 'no' vote ahead, some by modest margins and some by overwhelming margins".

He told the Edinburgh international book festival: "There is a wide variety of polls and they all show the 'no' vote ahead, some by modest margins and some by overwhelming margins.

"Dedication," performed by Mr. Lin to music by Ingram Marshall, is a portrait of a man who appears to be driven by some confusing, overwhelming interior force.

While New York offers extraordinary advantages, they said, including an extensive public transportation system and a network of organizations accustomed to working with immigrants, it could also be costly and, for some, emotionally overwhelming.

That seems a sensible approach, and for a woman whose life isn't being hugely compromised by some other overwhelming difficulty, it's probably a fairly easy measure to put into place.