Sentence examples for would overpower from inspiring English sources

"We thought he would overpower the story," Wilensky said.

Sorry, you'll be told, but milk would overpower the subtle flavors of the coffee.

"I think these girls would overpower her," he said in a telephone interview.

But Mr. Coolidge knew it would overpower his current living room.

Anything more would overpower Keating's voice, a feminine lilt that hardly registers above a whisper.

"The screens seemed as if they would overpower the landscape," Grajales recalls.

An impulse for reinvention would eventually overpower her depression; Ms. Simmonds decided it was time to switch careers.

Moreover, any of those condiments that you might add as seasoning (Henderson's Relish, Lea & Perrins, etc), would utterly overpower this dish.

The Sunni caliphate's power hardly extended beyond Baghdad, and it appeared quite likely that the various Shīʿite sects, especially the Ismāʿīlīs, would finally overpower it and establish a new political order.

The reason you only put one piece of celery into a recipe is that celery is surprisingly strongly flavoured and more than one rib would generally overpower everything else in the dish.

The advanced technology of the enemy would easily overpower the soldiers despite their expertise.