Sentence examples for are outclassed from inspiring English sources
verb
To surpass something or somebody else, so as to appear to be in a higher class
All the same, there can be no guilty parties when an entire team are outclassed.
We have too many injuries, too weak in the back line and are outclassed in every area of the field.
Americans today can't abide even the suspicion that they're being outclassed, and Stiller doesn't outclass anyone.
"I was outclassed," Eric remembers.
Sweden were outclassed as Britain won 6-4.
Tonight the Americans were outclassed early.
They might be outclassed, but they'renever intimidated or afraid".
Zimbabwe, who battled bravely before being outclassed, were left to ponder their wretched luck.
The Heat were outclassed, 94-75, in Thursday's Game 3 loss to the Pacers at Indianapolis.
At White Hart Lane, the new signings were outclassed principally by Parker, who cost Spurs £5.5m.
It was unacceptable". They were outclassed for lengthy periods, unable to suppress Atlético's attacking verve.
