Sentence examples for often dwarfed from inspiring English sources

Her luminous spaceship-crystal design, although interesting, often dwarfed the dancers.

Plants are often dwarfed, with fruit and flowers fewer than usual, deformed, and stunted.

Now, city officials have found that they also often dwarfed the plans Mr. Scarano filed to get them built.

But those charming moments when Phair strained to make a chord change — she's a tiny person, often dwarfed by her guitar — didn't work in bigger venues.

Her sound has broadened tremendously since then: not necessarily in volume, which was often dwarfed by the gloopy orchestration, but in colour.

It's Complicated," Dr. Abigail Zuger explains that many straightforward, uncomplicated approaches to health care are too often dwarfed by unnecessarily complex alternatives: It's not that the American health system is completely deficient in small, clever, inexpensive fixes.

The result is a death rate from accidents that often dwarfs the losses from enemy action.

Surrounded by a snowy landscape that often dwarfs him, he begins traveling.

At large banks, sales and trading is a major source of revenue, often dwarfing the fees that they earn from arranging deals or managing other people's money.

The fortunes to be made in television often dwarf the incomes of all but the most Olympian movie stars and producers.

The six countries, which were collectively given £1.5bn of British taxpayers money last year are funding satellites and rockets that often dwarf Britain's own ambitions in space, according to The Times.