Sentence examples for there overshadows from inspiring English sources

When the political rhetoric of "they hate our freedom" and "fight them over there" overshadows the lessons of history, even the most powerful country will lose wars to goat herders and farmers willing to die in overwhelming numbers.

Then I opened them and turned from looking at the dangerous and cold North Sea to look up and there, overshadowing this lonely stretch of beach was the great, empty, huge white outline of Sizewell nuclear power station.

"Jardin aux Lilas" won Tudor some fame in London, but most of his achievements there were overshadowed by those of his great contemporary Frederick Ashton.

Although violence there has been overshadowed by that in Iraq and Syria, Egypt remains of critical strategic importance to Isis.

He has been completely overshadowed there by his fellow townsfolk – the exotic dancer and spy Mata Hari, and the artist MC Escher.

If I had a major, major artist on there it would overshadow everything else.

Here are endorsements in two of the most competitive contests in Brooklyn: 34th District (Williamsburg, Bushwick and part of Ridgewood, Queens): A redrawing of the district to include a Queens enclave has residents there worried about being overshadowed by their Brooklyn counterparts.

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There was Ross Murdoch, overshadowed by poster-boy favourite Michael Jamieson before their 200m breaststroke final, a new Scottish hero after it, having not only snatched gold but done so by improving his personal best over the day by six seconds.

Although pig farming is an important industry in the Netherlands, its scale there is greatly overshadowed by the density of pig-farming operations in the United States.

"They want to make themselves look like they are still there and that they are overshadowing al-Qaida.