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Meanings of overwhelming sense in English

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Usage of overwhelming sense in English
1
I'm struck for a fleeting moment by the overwhelming sense of loss.
Dark Matter
2
I felt horror at the time, an overwhelming sense of something wrong.
The Vital Abyss
3
What we were left with was an overwhelming sense of glacial insouciance.
The Guardian
4
Through his shock, the overwhelming sense of otherness, Garrett forced out, How?
Book of shadows
5
All of it suddenly confronted him with an overwhelming sense of guilt.
The god project
6
He felt only an overwhelming sense of relief that it was over.
Bones of the Dragon
7
But what she did pick up was an overwhelming sense of fear.
The chamber of ten
8
An overwhelming sense of loneliness and isolation came flooding into his soul.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
9
But strongest of all was the overwhelming sense that I was alone.
Honour's Knight
10
Mr. Sprudell lay down again, weak from an overwhelming sense of helplessness.
The Man from the Bitter Roots
11
There was an overwhelming sense of being watched, by unseen, unfriendly eyes.
Something from the nightside
12
There was some overwhelming sense of wellbeing in being able to share vulnerabilities.
Radio NZ
13
Perhaps the man felt some sort of overwhelming sense of duty.
Discord's apple
14
Ostentation and brash consumption are all-pervasive, along with an overwhelming sense of artificiality.
The Irish Times
15
Meanwhile, Granny gets an overwhelming sense of dread for the future.
The South African
16
As Sister Sandrine fell, her last feeling was an overwhelming sense of foreboding.
The Da Vinci Code
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Ireland
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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