It was a voyage he saw as increasingly overshadowed by ever-approaching decrepitude and death.
From the summer of 2012 to mid-2013 the risks taken by many reporters – including staffers with institutional backing – increasingly overshadowed the rewards.
However, it has been increasingly overshadowed by the Mail Online, which has become the most visited English-language newspaper website in the world.
But it is increasingly overshadowed by the less glamorous variety.Small wonder, then, that the strategy houses are vying for that work.
Obama plans to return to the White House in early January to begin a final year in office that will be increasingly overshadowed by the 2016 presidential campaign.
In terms of terms of money, fan interest, and viewership, it increasingly overshadows not just soccer but the other big three sports as well.
When he arrived at age 70, he underwent a veritable renaissance, evidently enjoying a new freedom, both artistic and political — far from the political squabbling that had increasingly overshadowed his last years in Munich.
John George I (reigned 1611 56) headed the organization of German Protestant princes during the Thirty Years' War (1618 48), but from this period Albertine Saxony was increasingly overshadowed by Brandenburg-Prussia as the leading state of Protestant Germany.
He also oversaw the building of New York's Penn Station, a masterpiece in Roman classical style.Yet Cassatt's reputation has been increasingly overshadowed since then by the rising fame of his sister, Mary.
AfD was founded in 2013 in opposition to eurozone bailouts, but its economically liberal roots are increasingly overshadowed by its socially conservative messages, such as opposition to gay marriage.
Even if psychoanalysis is increasingly overshadowed by neurobiology and cognitive psychology, Makari argues that the language of Freudianism remains the lingua franca for some of our most vexing questions: How can aspects of the mind be unknown to itself?
