Sentence examples for rather overshadowed from inspiring English sources

The fascination with Spielberg's next choice rather overshadowed last night's Directors Guild nominations.

His death on 22 November 1963, the day of President Kennedy's assassination, was rather overshadowed by that domestic political tragedy.

Thereafter, frustration threatened to set in and he was rather overshadowed by Anelka's slickly taken goal – his fifth in four Champions League games – before he roused himself.

The Dutchman's career at Red Bull has been remarkable – one win three and podiums in seven races – and that in combination with his tender years, he is still only 18, has rather overshadowed Red Bull's other driver, Daniel Ricciardo.

That rather overshadowed Leicester's returning grand slam winners Dan Cole, Ben Youngs and Manu Tuilagi – watched by Stuart Lancaster, the former England coach – but their chances of adding a domestic title are receding.

One of the best surprises in Revolution in the Making is a sculpture from 1973 by the rather overshadowed Magdalena Abakanowicz, on loan from the National Museum in Wrocław, Poland: a massive, imposing wooden spool, as heavy as history itself, from which a 60-meter rope unfurls.

All overshadowed routine crab and lobster cake.

Owens's hot-dogging overshadowed two things.

OVERSHADOWED by the mighty Rocky Mountains, Denver is often ignored.

Formerly overshadowed, modern liberalism gained a new lease on life.

"It just gets overshadowed because our offense is so exhilarating".