Sentence examples for outshines that from inspiring English sources

Kurosawa's parallel eloquence matches Shakespeare's so completely that it even outshines that of Verdi's musical version.

While the stylish ambience at Harrys outshines that at tiny Orchard Street, Orchard Street's kitchen keeps up.

Mr. Neeleman's operating margin even outshines that of industry superstar Herb Kelleher, the chairman of Southwest Airlines.

All are members of a band of baseball stalwarts who meet, generally on the first Thursday of each month, to discuss and schmooze over baseball -- with an enthusiasm that far outshines that of the average fan.

By almost all measures (except perhaps pulchritude), Aniston's star power far outshines that of her spouse, Brad Pitt.

It should be kept in mind, however, that these two "associates" in particular are first rate philosophers in their own right, whose original work outshines that of many of the less original though full-fledged members of the School.

The game this month will probably outshine that memory.

ID's talent roster may not outshine that of, say, Slate PR.

He may not make anyone forget Kenneth Branagh's 1989 film portrayal, just as this "Henry V," as a whole, doesn't outshine that one, but he has his moments, especially the scene from "Henry IV, Part 1" in which he kills Hotspur and then pronounces one of those incongruously moving spur-of-the-moment epitaphs.

But smartphones continue to outshine that by quite a lot: they are up by 47% to 169 million units.

The elder Mozart (confronted with the fact that Nannerl was a girl and recognizing early on that Wolfgang's musical talent would outshine that of his sister) shifted his tutelage and focused solely on his son.