Sentence examples for utterly overshadowed from inspiring English sources
R&B legend Otis Clay died on 8 January, aged 73, his death utterly overshadowed by Bowie's two days later.
That will definitely have been his private verdict of a Celtic debut that was utterly overshadowed by men from Clyde who earn as much as £150 per week.
But it was entirely in keeping with a game crammed full of unexpected moments, not least the departure of Érik Lamela to a standing ovation, having utterly overshadowed Raheem Sterling on his flank, showing the usual sublime touch and lateral spring but playing always with his head up and looking the best attacking player on the pitch.
One even felt sympathy for his partner Phil Hughes, whose 81 not out, by far his highest score against England, was utterly overshadowed.
Republicans gathered a formidable team of senators and governors to run for president, only to find them utterly overshadowed by Trump, a reality television star and businessman who has flouted nearly every political convention to reside at the top of the national and New Hampshire polls.
Frustrated with her Palestinian life, Marina fantasizes about the Star Market in Cambridge, but this utterly plausible detail is overshadowed by the oft-repeated observation that "marrying Hassan was a way of gaining authenticity, she realized a long time after she fell in love with him -- and having Ibrahim, too, who was a Palestinian born in Palestine".
Glitches overshadowed bursts of promise.
Abstractionism overshadowed all other schools.
Reservations have been overshadowed.
"It overshadowed my wrist".
FEELING overshadowed, New York?
