overwhelming

I learned how to be passionate without being overwhelming. My kids are going to school.

I feel an overwhelming urge to go back and tidy it up, try to tie it all into a nice conclusion or something. Maybe that's the point, though.

It would have been responded to with a swift and overwhelming police presence. The same thing happened a few years ago when these same non-workers shut down the Port of Oakland in the name of workers.

Set up an autoresponder politely telling folks that you're a single person and the spike in requests is a bit overwhelming. ask their forgiveness and let them know that you'll get to people as soon as you can.

>This is overwhelming. Even when you always hear the claims about we knew this was going on, somehow it is still shocking when you see it all laid out infront of you with screenshots and the capabilities described.

This is overwhelming. Even when you always hear the claims about we knew this was going on, somehow it is still shocking when you see it all laid out infront of you with screenshots and the capabilities described.

These were all good things on the path to quality software as a community goal, but to a newcomer, it was overwhelming. It was the fanatical attitude and the all-too-common phrase, "you're doing it wrong."

We have spent enormous amounts of time and effort figuring out how to disaggregate the important specks from the overwhelming bulk of irrelevant data." Trust us.

It is only sad that the overwhelming number of litigants cannot afford to take the huge risks needed to be incurred to bring it to that state. In this sense, the system is robust and excellent but only for the relatively few who can manage its pitfalls.

Baghdad is still a dangerous city for Americans to walk around alone at night despite an overwhelming majority of the populace not being insurgents. Do you want to walk around Baghdad at night alone?"

A heavy-handed, militarized regular police that apprehends nonviolent suspects with overwhelming force. I could go on, but the combination of these three is more than enough cause for worry.

Intellectually, we want life to be fair for everyone, but being a parent means having this overwhelming urge to clear the path ahead for your offspring, burning down the forest if you have to. I'm certainly not going to send my daughter to an inner-city public school to make a point.

At some point you start getting that overwhelming feeling where you know you should be doing something productive, but it's just so easy to click one more link. Here is the sequence I follow when I realize I've been up for 4 hours and still haven't gotten anything done yet: - Eat something quick to prepare, if I haven't eaten yet.

The overwhelming majority of jobs don't require very much cognitive effort, even in software. Most developers hardly ever actually do anything legitimately hard in their day-to-day work.

I've been watching since about 20 minutes in; it is overwhelmingly positive. There seem to be 2 'groups' of testimonies, the first coming from law enforcement and government bodies; the overwhelming consensus was that existing laws are satisfactory to prosecute bad actors using bitcoin.

Despite overwhelming evidence that consumers are being harmed by these by-products - record obesity, less efficient engines, and environmental damage - the subsidies only grow. I'd like to see how the protagonist would drive change as presently my best solution is to rage via comment board into the echo chamber.

And an overwhelming percentage of normal consumers buying it won't be installing Ubuntu on it. In fact, I suspect that this kind of device that is absolutely at the mercy of a corporation is much closer to RMS dystopian vision than any Windows PC. Would it make any difference to the user or even developers if it ran GoOS as the kernel instead of Linux?

Since these programs are supported by an overwhelming majority of Canadians, the only way the cuts could be justified was if the alternative was national economic collapse a full blown crisis. The fact that Moodys kept giving Canada the highest possible bond rating the equivalent of an A++ was making it extremely difficult to maintain the apocalyptic mood.

Even though college is often a waste of time and money, and could show bad judgement, they can also show other things-- like the need to spend a couple years finding yourself outside the overwhelming influence of your parents, or the need to figure out what it is you really want to do with your life, etc. Some do it out of a commitment to their parents because it means so much to their parents, and I respect that.