Sentence examples for partially overshadowed from inspiring English sources

The other one, played – also brilliantly though the performance is bound to be partially overshadowed because it's a straighter role – by Woody Harrelson.

But this year's event was partially overshadowed by a voting scandal linked to the union's divisions over whether to strike over its long-running contract negotiations with major film and TV producers.

The meeting was partially overshadowed by the recent announcement that the US has offered a $10m£6.2m2m) reward for information leading to the conviction of Hafiz Saeed, the founder of Lashkar-e-Taiba, a Pakistan-based militant organisation held responsible by India for the bloody assault on hotels, train stations and a Jewish centre in Mumbai, the Indian commercial capital, in November 2008.

The reliability and durability of concrete are issues which often draw marginal attention and are partially overshadowed by other performance factors, in particular the compressive strength of concrete.

President Zuma's successes in his first term have been partially overshadowed recently by the Marikana massacre, when 34 striking miners were shot dead by police during a bloody pay dispute at the Lonmin platinum mine on 16 August - the most deadly police action since the end of apartheid.

The factions that have backed the HNC man fronts up and down western Syria, against both the Syrian regime and the Islamic State, although in northern Syria they have been partially overshadowed by jihadists.

Where tombs were built, minor variation in form and placement from one ethnic group to the next is overshadowed by common features: the structure is partially or fully subterranean, typically rectangular in design and made of stone that is either stacked loosely or cemented with masonry.

Her smart, unshowy turn in 1999's Girl, Interrupted, a film she'd also produced and with which she strongly identified, was overshadowed by Angelina Jolie's more obvious fireworks, and the movie that partially led to her downfall, the dire Mr Deeds, was mauled by critics.

Just as it partially obscured Mrs. Clinton's own assault on the glass ceiling limiting women in politics, it has overshadowed Mr. McCain's war-hero biography and reputation as a maverick.

The potential for disaster along the Gulf Coast has overshadowed not only the Republicans this weekend: It has consumed media attention to the point of at least partially obscuring both the Democrats' glow over their convention in Denver last week and their criticism and questioning of Governor Palin, who Mr. McCain introduced as his running mate on Friday.

First, the promise of benefits has been overshadowed by constraints on the extraction of natural resources, along with the use of governmental schemes to extract partially the rents from CBC, which has left little to share inside the communities.