Sentence examples for visibly overcome from inspiring English sources
Hudson, who expressed her undisguised disdain for William Balfour when she took the witness stand and who endured weeks of excruciating testimony about the October 2008 killings, was visibly overcome with emotion as the verdict was read.
He was visibly overcome with emotion when comforting the families of 17 UN staff who were killed by a terrorist bomb in Algiers.A comeback kidAfter his first six months Mr Ban was widely being written off, in the words of one underling, as "mediocrity big-time".
Tondó's teammate Branislau Samoilau posted a time that was provisionally best much of the day and was visibly overcome with emotion when interviewed by assembled media after his ride.
Thus, outstanding women who visibly overcome gender barriers to achieve success have been shown to more significantly inspire other women to follow in their footsteps than successful men in the same field.
Many of the children I met on that visit still were visibly struggling to overcome the trauma: mourning lost loved ones, missing cherished homes and belongings, and welcoming any semblance of the security of childhood routines.
Only 7% of non-voters agreed with the statement: "Most MPs are basically honest".To overcome this cynicism, generals on both sides urge their political troops to campaign noisily and visibly on local issues.
Somehow, in a city that is visibly decaying, she rises above the chaos and, in so doing, offers her "rationista" friend a way to overcome his greatest weakness, "that English thing you call logic".
The need to overcome this impression may have been a factor in his decision, almost immediately upon taking office, to involve the military in renewed combat against the drug trade — a fight that his predecessor, Vicente Fox, had less visibly pursued.
But they must overcome the shame felt by Americans who are not just poor, but, naked of logo clothing and must-have gadgets, visibly poor.
