Sentences with phrase «are eclipse»

There are eclipse viewing parties and events planned all over in our area.

There are eclipse glasses that you can find online, but make sure you check your source.

Their original 250,000 - attendee estimate was eclipsed by a crowd that reached nearly half a million.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the Big Four accounting firm Deloitte and the fast food chain Sonic have all disclosed sizeable compromises that clearly were eclipsed by the Equifax news.

Gates, who is eclipsing his own enormous business success with his global philanthropy, has cultivated his leadership skills at every stage.

The Leaf, which can drive 107 miles on a single charge, has lately been eclipsed by incumbents like the Chevy Bolt, a $ 37,495 car with 238 miles of range.

The announcement comes just as smartwatches are eclipsing Swiss watch sales for the first time ever.

Hopefully your outlay will be eclipsed by productivity and profit!

Schauer's largesse for the anti-marijuana movement has been eclipsed only by Sheldon Adelson, founder and CEO of the Las Vegas Sands Corporation, a gambling empire that includes 10 casinos in the U.S. and Asia.

The social networking site was all the rage before it was eclipsed by Facebook.

Moody's Investors Service, «Record Year for Green Bonds Likely to be Eclipsed Again in 2017» 19 Jan, 2017.

Although ACA repeal efforts have been eclipsed in Washington, consumers across the country are feeling the pain of the law's shortcomings.

While the priesthood of all believers was used by the reformers to buttress an evangelical understanding of the church over against the clericalism and sacerdotalism of medieval Catholicism, the ecclesial context of this Reformation principle has often been eclipsed within major sectors of the Protestant tradition.

Some Christians will say that morality has been eclipsed by NT testimony.

We can be angry that our place in the sun has been eclipsed, that our religious hegemony has been undermined.

The specter of the past is quickly being eclipsed by a clash of value systems.

In a period like our own, when we have lost our sense of direction, when we do not know where our goal is, when our myths have lost their meaning and comprehensive reason has been eclipsed by calculating technical reason, there is need for a rebirth of imaginative vision.

The deeper, original social dimensions of the biblical view are eclipsed when the last things are interpreted in such a highly individualistic way.

In America, you have to look for it in museums as a rule, because the formal knowledge that guided Susini's work was eclipsed after the French Revolution.

She had no rival: Magdalene and all other women were eclipsed.

@Mennoknight, Not a scholar, but wasn't Thallus the subject of a debunking by Africanus about the «darkness» being an eclipse?

How remote it all seems in the year 2005, now that last century's novas of growth have been eclipsed by...

Certainly, he continues, «at some point judgment is eclipsed by aesthetic delight» — revealing that propositions in their simplest and most fundamental form are entertaining and for entertainment (PR 184f / 281).

I would have offered in such a discussion — maybe there was an eclipse during his crucifixion?

There was a brief period of Jewish independence, but shortly it was eclipsed by Rome, the next world empire.

His old identity must not be eclipsed by the appearance of a new identity as «ordinary worker» or «talented young adult.»

All these excellences (and there are too many to count) will probably be eclipsed in the public mind by the NRSV's treatment of sexist language.

Both «symbolic reference» and «propositional feelings» have receptive and imaginative aspects; but, whereas Whitehead emphasized the former, cognitive aspect in his discussion of «symbolic reference,» as a rebuttal to Hume and Kant, he emphasized the latter, creative aspect in his discussion of «propositions,» an emphasis needed to counter «the interest in logic, dominating over-intellectualized philosophers,» among whom «aesthetic delight» is eclipsed by «judgment» (cf. PR 184 - 86 and WH 33) In «symbolic reference» a dim, but indirect, mode of perception («causal efficacy») is combined with a clear, but indirect, mode of perception («presentational immediacy»), which produces a sense of the external world.

Calvin was convinced that the Church of Rome fell into decay when true interpreters of scripture were eclipsed by sophists and deceivers who obscured scripture's true meaning with their distorting glosses.

Secularism and humanism were eclipsed in Europe during the Dark Ages, when religious piety eroded humankind's confidence in its own powers to solve human problems.

We must not ignore the inexplicable; we should imitate our ancestors who beat gongs when the moon was eclipsed.

Indeed, he claims the true meaning of the term has been eclipsed by its close association with them, and that the concept is more broadly based (MT 11).

The element of corporate fellowship, according to Armstrong, must «never be eclipsed by the electric church.»

After a period when it seemed to be eclipsed by Buddhism, Confucianism enjoyed a marked revival; even more firmly established than before in China, its native habitat, it was spreading in Korea and Japan.

[7] Mediator Dei attempted to reverse this trend, but its teaching was eclipsed by the Second Vatican Council's Sacrosanctum Concilium, which, remarkably, contains not a single reference to Pius XII's encyclical of just 16 years before.

But that was eclipsed when chairman John Wilson announced the seven - year reign of his chief executive Theo Spierings was in its final phase.

Her figure skater grace was eclipsed by the customary bravado of her hockey player fellow cooks, and yet, surprisingly, the boys left her to her own methods, without remark.

A major deficiency of genetically engineered Golden rice to reduce vit A deficiency is the eclipsing of alternatives offered by biodiverse ecological agriculture agriculture.

He's a very competitive guy, and I bet he bristles at having been eclipsed as The Next Great Big Man by Karl - Anthony Towns, many have said.

I'm sure it has since been eclipsed.

If there should ever cease to be a National Football League, let us still maintain a National Foote - Ball League, in honor of Larry Foote and Alan Ball, who play linebacker and defensive back, respectively, in the NFL of 2015, where Texans guard Xavier Su'a - Filo showcases every vowel in his name, plus an X, an apostrophe and a hyphen, a typographical treasure unlikely to be eclipsed.

But the one constant through all my life, the first love that never quite let me go and still hovers nearby despite being eclipsed by the love I have for my daughters and my girlfriend, has been baseball.

Those 12 years of hurt will be forgotten like ancient history and it will be eclipsing the problem with a piece of A4 paper over our eyes.

Mesut Ozil had been Arsenal's most expensive player, but his # 42.4 m transfer (fee reported by BBC Sport) from Real Madrid in 2013 is about to be eclipsed.

Pogba's fee has since been eclipsed by Neymar and others, but Collymore believes the 24 - year - old has it in him to become one of the best players in the world within the next few years.

That miserable performance is eclipsed mere weeks later.

Ten years after his long - awaited pay - per - view concert was eclipsed by O.J.'s Bronco run, ex-Baywatch stud and Dan Marino look - alike accepts role as lifeguard in SpongeBob SquarePants movie.

The likes of Peter Halmosi, George Boateng and Geovanni have already arrived at the KC Stadium this summer, yet they could be eclipsed by the potential signing of a forward from Stamford Bridge.

News of what happened in college football last week was eclipsed by what almost happened but didn't.

Losing 8 - 2 to United will be eclipsed by what Barca will do to us.