Sentence examples for easily dwarfing from inspiring English sources
About 10.6 million viewers watched the show, easily dwarfing the previous high for the series of 7.7 million.
Easily dwarfing the pay-outs of all other annual sporting events, the first prize this year will be a cool $7,500,000 (and a gold bracelet).
As I noted earlier, the actual degree to which the economy would shrink depends heavily on how Senator Sanders plans to bankroll what would constitute by far the biggest free lunch in American history (easily dwarfing Medicare, Medicaid or even Social Security in terms of annual spending).
It also dwarfs the actors, too many of whom prove easily dwarfed.
On a grand scale, the report showed – yet again – that U.S. military spending easily dwarfed the rest of the world.
The Levine house continues to blend into its south Charlotte neighborhood today and is easily dwarfed by several ostentatious, castlelike homes nearby.
He was five-foot-four on a good day, easily dwarfed by bosses, army sergeants, aristocrats or rivals for the willowy girls who strolled into his life.
He was easily dwarfed by the number of those wearing James jerseys in the Cleveland Cavaliers colors of wine and gold.
Whereas the insoluble tensions of a time and place can be rendered lyrically in literary images, in real life the shadow of the human is all too easily dwarfed by the shadow of circumstance.
Even the lower figure means Aramco is worth three times as much as Exxon Mobil, and a 5% stake of that would easily dwarf the $25bn raised by China's Alibaba group, whose $25bn float is the largest so far.
China's exports to the United States easily dwarf those of its regional neighbors, but as a percentage of its vast economy the exposure is much smaller than it is for Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore or Taiwan.
