Sentence examples for to have eclipsed from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, the narrative seemed to have eclipsed the fable and spilled out into a raucous ensemble.

Nor will any of them be found to have eclipsed the kings of Pop.

When Koons discusses his work these days, the sexual references seem to have eclipsed the oddball religious ones.

By Sunday morning, his celebrity almost seemed to have eclipsed the race itself, earning him a special introduction from Wittenberg before the race.

We moved about 500 pictures, trying to portray their true feelings, and this seemingly trivial image seems to have eclipsed much of this collective work.

So much attention has been paid to Ai Weiwei the Chinese rebel that it seems to have eclipsed Ai Weiwei the artist.

From a marketing standpoint, there's plenty of reason to think that blue may have eclipsed green.

Television and popular music have eclipsed traditional forms of entertainment.

(Since then worries about the economy have eclipsed all else).

have eclipsed their creator in terms of fame and recognition.

The desire to grow two girls into happy, fun-loving women that will contribute meaningfully to society has eclipsed her ability to find peace.