Sentence examples for sometimes overcome from inspiring English sources

It seems that good luck and healthy living can sometimes overcome a lacklustre pedigree.

Informants, the study found, sometimes overcome their targets' stated objections to engage in terrorism.

Using drugs in combination can sometimes overcome resistance, so penicillin can still be used along with other antibiotics.

But in those numbers are also stories of people who learned to cope with, and sometimes overcome, the heartbreak and wounds of war.

"To the End of June: The Intimate Life of American Foster Care" (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $26) tracks the odysseys of foster children being raised in New York and the challenges they face and sometimes overcome.

Such scruples were sometimes overcome by the desire to have an outstanding person linger on, a desire that was reinforced by the belief that the bodies of some of the devout were kept intact after death as a mark of divine favour.

"Concern for somebody else's distress sometimes overcomes you," she says.

Over the years, O'Keeffe became an "antiauthoritarian revolutionary," the notoriety of her lifestyle sometimes overcoming the originality of her work.

On stage I sometimes feel overcome with emotion.

But Mr. Loggia, sometimes so overcome by emotion that he was unable to speak, promised to continue his effort.

You have to bridge cultural differences in group work or even sometimes just overcome basic language barriers.