Sentence examples similar to outshine in from inspiring English sources
"outshine in" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English
Instead, you can use "outshine" to mean "to be or appear more impressive or successful than someone or something else." For example, "The student's impressive test scores outshone the rest of the class."
What remains are the films and the discs, equalling in their mastery and outshining in their breadth those of his equals, Furtwängler and Toscanini.
I think we put in extra effort as well, to outshine others, in terms of preparation, in terms of business conduct.
The feeling now is that all of them were juiced; and it's the feeling, argue Fainaru-Wada and Williams, that rankled in Bonds himself as he watched McGwire outshine him in his own ballpark one weekend in May 1998.
"He tries to outshine others in supporting home region".
Now Lionel Jospin is trying to outshine them in France.
(Johns and Twombly far outshine him in that regard).
"Seventeenth-century Baroque artists and 19th-century artists of many schools simply outshine them in common knowledge.
It was a sign of Mr. Bolle's modest generosity that he invited Mr. Cornejo, a dancer sure to outshine him in virtuosity and verve.
But both were worthy nominees for the award, and despite their differences both continue to outshine others in their particular poetic fields.
Still, as Mr. Iovine pointed out during his critiques of the performances, Mr. Phillips lacks the range and vocal fireworks of many of the female contestants and they may outshine him in the long run.
From the time the girl is in the fifth grade, she understands that "if I was careful not to outshine Mimi in any way, I would be safer and she would like me better".
