| But if they are not overdetermined, then which of the five conditions for overdetermination do the baseball and the atoms fail to meet? |
| They are also seeking to realize the potential of international judicial regulation, again an area long overdetermined by national sovereignty. |
| The dominant-submissive interplay which the playwright labours to construct in words is massively overdetermined by the director-editor's unimaginative choice of shots. |
| Their identities were overdetermined by these interests and concerns, and resistance cannot capture the full range of either their intent or their actions. |
| Yet this overdetermined combination, with its delicious and delicate execution, helps defang both symbols and make them ludicrous. |
| But this powerful stage image of breaking glass is overdetermined with other significations as well. |
