Sentence examples for will not overshadow from inspiring English sources

Thielen was about to retire, his English is not good and he will not overshadow Olson, as Middelhoff did.

Even if a celebrity is doing noble work, it will not overshadow the criminal matter, said Benjamin Brafman, a defense lawyer for many high-profile clients.

But while the Vatican hopes recent events will not overshadow the synod, some Catholics will want them to spur bishops into a radical rethinking.

My hope is that the sexiness of the new alternative lenders, many of whom played a role in the conference,  will not overshadow the more traditional programs that offer lower rates.

He accepted a provisional ban from competing until the case was resolved, asked his family, friends and supporters to forgive him and said, "Any penalty I may receive for my action will not overshadow the embarrassment and humiliation I feel".

County Executive Andrew J. Spano, an active participant in the planning of the memorial project, said he was "saddened by the controversy" and hoped "that it will not overshadow the importance of this magnificent monument and the meaning behind it".

It's a way of demonstrating by example that Hana and others won't be forgotten, and that her individual humanity will not be overshadowed by mass atrocity.

It will also be a year, his supporters say, that will not be overshadowed by the cacophony of the political race among his would-be successors.

The historic core is more or less sacrosanct: Hagia Sophia, the Topkapı palace and grand mosques nearby will not be overshadowed.

Markowitz claims to be confident that the older building will not be overshadowed — "From what I understand, there are ways in architecture to design a building in a way that enhances the view of the Williamsburgh building," he says.

It's likely that you will need to modify or alter the score, so that you do not overshadow or muddy up the soloists' parts.