Sentences with phrase «whelmed by»
Yep, Diffusion from the surface is over whelmed by evaporation between 30 and 32 C. Unless gravity changes or water is not allowed to freeze, that is the limit.
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It is a little over - whelmed by the information coming in, and is having trouble figuring out how to process it.
There are many rescue organizations out there so we felt over whelmed by what we saw.
Being what is called a dumb blonde, I am over whelmed by the technical of it all.
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I was excited by the notion of a survival horror game coming to the PSN, but was very under whelmed by Siren.
But it's not a shrimp they look under whelmed by.
When you walk into a supplement store you can not help but get over whelmed by the rows upon rows of when / meal replacement shakes.
They will tell you that all their knowledge about babies was not enough to keep them from being over whelmed by their own babies.
Do you want to cloth diaper your baby but are over whelmed by the number of choices out there?!
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Men go to God when he is sore bested, Find him poor and scorned, Without shelter or bread, Whelmed under weight of the wicked, the weak, the dead; Christians stand by God in his hour of grieving.25
If you want to feel whelmed with intention, excitement, and childlike joy, try ending the evening by writing down how you want to feel the following day.
I still felt slightly under - whelmed overall however by the experience.
The entire booth felt appreciated by collectors, curators and the viewing public, and we were over - whelmed with the positive attention both from people who knew the work, and from those who were encountering it for the very first time.
Economic theory as presented by the Austrian school could helpful in suggesting general paths for policy — but unfortunately would be totally out of the whelm of the current economic thought of looking first at heavy goverment involvement.