Sentence examples for which can overpower from inspiring English sources

Roddick has the best serve in tennis, which can overpower opponents and dominate matches on the Open's quick hardcourt surfaces.

The Balti differs in its fresher "cleaner" taste when compared to many "Western-style curries", which are sometimes served "using a highly coloured, thick cloying sauce which can overpower any of the individual flavours", it said in its application.

I think that should be OK, at least I hope so …" There is also the question of the light, which can be overpowering.

Avoid excessive embellishments, which can be overpowering on a tall frame.

There are many lessons from the banking crisis, the most obvious of which is that the sheer globalised might of financial trading can overpower the plans and defences of individual nation states.

"To beat her, you can overpower her.

"They can overpower us so easily," he said.

They say that soaring contemporary buildings can overpower historic structures.

Songs you can dip in and out of, but a book... well, it can overpower you".

Among chimps, alpha males are physically dominant and can overpower any rival.

"Those are guys who can overpower him," said Patrick McEnroe, the Davis Cup captain and ESPN commentator.