Sentence examples for to overwhelmingly from inspiring English sources
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In an overwhelming manner; very greatly or intensely.
Southerners are expected to overwhelmingly support secession in the vote, which begins on Jan . 9
Blacks continue to overwhelmingly support Obama, but their support has grown reluctant and less patient.
When they stopped voting Republican, New Castle County went from politically competitive to overwhelmingly Democratic territory.
Mormon voters are expected to overwhelmingly support Mr. Romney, a Mormon himself.
The vote was to be completed at 6 p.m. Saturday; it is expected to overwhelmingly grant Fehr the authorization.
Due to overwhelmingly popular demand for #TrueDetective, we've been made aware of an issue affecting some users.
We're going from largely one-way conversations — top-down — to overwhelmingly two-way conversations — bottom-up and top-down.
In 2008, Hillary Clinton failed to overwhelmingly win the invisible primary, even if she had the most endorsements.
Unlike the health care bill, however, or the financial bailout in 2008, the debt deal was agreed to overwhelmingly by Congressional incumbents running in swing seats.
On 19 November 1993, known to Pixarians as "Black Friday", a mock-up of the film was screened to Disney to overwhelmingly negative reactions.
The study attributed that to overwhelmingly favorable coverage of Senator Barack Obama, Democrat of Illinois, and overwhelmingly negative coverage of Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona.
