Sentence examples for somehow overwhelming from inspiring English sources

Writers aren't complaining that the number of emails on the internet is somehow overwhelming their medium.

This is based solely on the unsupported assertion that the Chinese behemoth fears that the collapse of its smaller neighbour will somehow overwhelm its resources.

Some researchers thought the other sexually transmitted infections that many gay men contracted somehow overwhelmed the immune system to cause the mysterious disease.

But by 2002, when her play "Topdog/Underdog" was produced on Broadway — making Parks the first black woman to win a Pulitzer Prize for drama — her words had been reduced, somehow, overwhelmed by her need to keep her plot, the story of two brothers locked in a kind of historical inevitability, moving toward some conventional emotional payoff.

It is only when the calcium-phosphate equilibrium is perturbed and the apatite-binding capacities of these proteins are somehow overwhelmed through calcium and phosphate loading that mineralization is finally triggered.

Together, these data demonstrate that NB are most likely formed by calcium or apatite crystallization inhibitors that are somehow overwhelmed by excess calcium or calcium phosphate found in culture medium or in body fluids, thereby becoming seeds for calcification.

"But that romantic aspect of the man somehow never overwhelmed the craft".

It's a wildly over-the-top ending for a show that didn't know the meaning of "too much", but which somehow never overwhelmed its star.

One of the most striking aspects of that portrait is the way in which Pinter's head is shoved to the bottom of the canvas, where it is backed by a thin seam of piled books, beneath a block of cadmium red that threatens somehow to overwhelm or expunge the image beneath.

Still, overwhelming is overwhelming.

But at the heart of Christian teaching about the human being is that all human beings are of absolutely equal and infinite value and the language we use must reflect the value of the human being and not treat immigration as a deep menace that is somehow going to overwhelm a country that has coped with many waves of immigration and has usually done so with enormous success".