Sentence examples for getting overshadowed from inspiring English sources

Jones is tired of seeing the games getting overshadowed, especially the games against the Mets.

Although it ended up getting overshadowed by The Dark Knight, the first Iron Man felt like a breath of fresh air when it was released last year.

Some Democrats, including Representative George Miller of California, the chairman of the Education and Labor Committee, said the student loan measure represented a landmark shift in education policy that was getting overshadowed by the larger health care fight.

Most children who get killed by guns don't die in mass shootings, and Tyreese is worried that the everyday street violence which took her daughter is getting overshadowed by the higher-profile incidents that mostly impact white people.

The network dilluted, and your favorite people started getting overshadowed by the rest.

On any given day you have the president tweeting, the market moving, members of Congress making legislative decisions, the special counsel's office plugging forward and pre-scheduled news events getting overshadowed by growing scandals.

The beach gets overshadowed by the Statue of Liberty".

Shostakovich's Second Violin Concerto tends to get overshadowed by the First.

"We realize that in light of the recent situation, those things get overshadowed," Brady said.

The danger for a candidate like this is that he gets overshadowed.

"It always seems, whenever he does really, really good, he gets overshadowed," guard Carl Nicks said.