Sentence examples for somehow overshadowed from inspiring English sources

The applicability of mesoporous electroactive materials has been somehow overshadowed by the popularity of mesoporous carbon, but there are significant differences.

I have felt the need to prove my intelligence to complete strangers, as if my blackness somehow overshadowed my educational and professional accomplishments.

But I want to offer a strong, "No!" to the suggestion that the difference here -- which is a real difference -- somehow overshadows or nullifies the similarity.

Even those cameos somehow managed to get overshadowed by Samberg's 20-something rapid-fire impressions.

It was somehow appropriate that their qualification on Thursday was overshadowed by the Republic of Ireland beating Germany and that they won the group on Sunday while most of the country was watching the Irish rugby team play France at the World Cup.

Somehow Villa's achievements with Spain seemed to be overshadowed fractionally but the fact is that he did not score in the semi-final or final of either tournament won by the national team.

Lines like "We all fit into someone else's story somehow; the trick is to figure out which one" or "Then again, aren't most of us overshadowed by our ancestry?" or "If you don't own your family history, it will likely own you" add to the woolly meaninglessness, just when you're longing for something particular and personal to bite into.

Glitches overshadowed bursts of promise.

Abstractionism overshadowed all other schools.

"It overshadowed my wrist".

Reservations have been overshadowed.