Sentences with phrase «often outshined»

While often outshined by Lawrence, Hutcherson's performance in Part 2 shows how he's improved as an actor since the beginning of the series.

Though often outshined by other nut flours, hazelnut flour adds wonderful flavor and hearty nutrition to pastries, cookies, pancakes, «quick bread» and more.

The quiet, shy hazelnut, often outshone by the more headstrong and petulant almond, sits quietly on the sidelines awaiting an opportune time to make her presence known and in this melt - in - your - mouth dessert her sass twinkles and gleams.

McAdams continues to build a list of quality performances, often outshining the more experienced actors around her.

- Library Journal «Chanter's poetry background is evident, as the beauty of her prose often outshines the strength of the plot, but the story is compelling if not wholly gripping.»

Controversially, his persona, carefully hyped, often outshone the artwork itself, which inspired debate by critics as to whether it actually held any artistic merit.

They have a top notch burial insurnace program that very often outshines their competition.

Not exact matches

Very often, the centre of one of these galaxies produces so much light that it outshines the rest of the galaxy.

Staying organized in your job search process might sound uneventful, but it's often the difference between an excellent hire and the great candidate that they outshined.

As I navigate Twitter, wander through LinkedIn and tread lightly through FaceBook, I'm often overwhelmed and overcome by the unfiltered content and constant chatter, each voice escalating just a bit to outshine the next.