Sentence examples for the overarching sense from inspiring English sources

Comic Relief's slightly less edgy older brother returns for its 34th annual fundraiseathon, and, well, you know the drill: Wogan, Pudsey and the overarching sense that the whole affair is a bit too regimented for anything truly memorable to happen.

Poster campaigns inform students why they should be satisfied and convey the overarching sense of the importance of the survey to the standing of the institution and the value of degree certificates issued.

Today's young lady should have a sticker on her single, too, advising that you might react violently following exposure to her white rap brat persona, to her cartoonishly dumb repetitive beats and rhymes, and to the overarching sense of novelty.

David Hackett Fischer's new book, "Washington's Crossing," is a highly realistic and wonderfully readable narrative of the same moment that corrects all the inaccuracies in the Leutze painting but preserves the overarching sense of drama.

At some point, supporters of reform like myself need specific legislative language we can use to debunk the overarching sense of danger and dread opponents are seeking to instill.

According to Mann, though, the overarching sense that everything is terrible, while exacerbated by the financial crisis and prosecutors' failure to send any bankers responsible for it to prison, is the end result of the Republican Party's strategy over the past two decades to delegitimize government.

Unlike WinCE and all of its related OSes, the OS X core appears in each device which means, in the grand, overarching sense, each device is the same.

But beyond the mountains of publications and policy documents, models and diagrams, the exhibition gives an overarching sense of a man dedicated to making places for all people – and having a good time doing so.

Sri Lanka's problem, as Jayatilleka sees it, is the absence of an overarching sense of national identity.

He embraced everything, motivated by an overarching sense that the universe was full of magic but still somehow explainable, and that a great subterranean logic held it all together.

Mr. Warren's informants had told him they yearned for a friendly welcome, quality child care, a sermon that had a pragmatic message for their weekday lives and an overarching sense that the church cared more about each member as a person than as a revenue stream.