| Her husband agrees, but of course self image overrules any outside opinion every time. |
| He tells his daughter to take her feet off the table before Karen overrules him, saying that a two-year-old can't understand that feet do not belong on the dinner table. |
| The sensitive faculty most part overrules reason, the soul is carried hoodwinked, and the understanding captive like a beast. |
| He's the only one of you that sasses back, offers objections, overrules plans. |
| If the Court overrules Grutter, the implications will be enormous not only for K-12 schools, but also for public universities. |
| For an eight year old, Cosby says, the need to play always overrules a parent's mandate to watch younger siblings. |
