Sentence examples for three overriding from inspiring English sources

Zoltan Falosny, the structuralist and cultural critic, offers this explanation as to why people become traitors: there are basically three overriding reasons, he claims – money, blackmail and revenge.

This article describes three overriding rebuilding philosophies, and their geographical implications, that have emerged from that public discourse in the year following Hurricane Katrina.

The show's soundtrack is all pop songs, often as many as a dozen per episode, and they tend to be programmatically upbeat or emo, underlining the three overriding and broadly painted feelings of the characters: I'm so glad; I'm so sad; and I'm so confused.

Sweden's bellwether case, though, is distinct, and borne by three overriding causes.

We must challenge the durability of capitalism in the face of three overriding realities: climate change, growing inequality and resource depletion.

Mr. Lord said that Nixon and Mr. Kissinger had three overriding foreign policy priorities at the time — "end the war in Vietnam, open up a new relationship with China, and try to improve the relationship with the Soviet Union.

This exhibition has two overriding themes.

"There is one overriding question for my caucus colleagues, and that is who is best placed to defeat Tony Abbott at the next election," he said.

Elizabeth C. Economy, an expert on China and the director for Asia studies at the Council on Foreign Relations, writes that "Xi Jinping has one overriding political mandate: clean up corruption or clear out".

If there's one overriding argument to maintaining a situation that causes so much trouble — apart from the tax breaks — it must be that enclaves relish their peculiar status.

So, let us face one overriding fact.