Sentence examples for much overshadowed from inspiring English sources

And a dish of curried Romanesco was a welcome reminder that the Spotted Pig has always had an intelligent way with vegetables, much overshadowed by its devotion to animal fat and off cuts.

"The celebrations are going to be there, and it's the attraction for the traveler who'll be told, 'Oh, by the way, we happen to be going across the river to play the game.' I think New Jersey is going to be very much overshadowed".

This is especially apparent among those stung by criticisms of religion and religious belief: the charity, the turned cheek, the love even of sinners, enjoined by those verses in their holy texts not dedicated to encouragement of smiting and destroying, seem to have been much overshadowed by the venomous.

In Portugal, however, he has been much overshadowed by his rival Vasco da Gama.

After years of suppression and much overshadowing, rock music is once again commanding the city's club and festival stages.

Find Me is similarly excellent because its narrator, Joy Jones, doesn't so much overshadow the dystopian genre in which she finds herself, as cannibalise it.

As a dominant New York voice against the center, Mr. Lazio has attracted a burst of public attention to a campaign that had failed to gather much momentum, overshadowed by the money and muscle of his Democratic rival, Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo.

The Stalker affair overshadowed much of the Hermon era.

The row was patched up but overshadowed much of the player's season.

That video set the tone for a week in which Froome's power figures – or lack of them – overshadowed much of the actual racing.

She is, we learn, the daughter of Jewish parents: a frustrated would-be mathematician turned shopkeeper, and a loving mother whose chronic illness overshadowed much of Blanca's childhood.