None of them outshone the quill, and so it remains.
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But her performance outshone any limitations she had to overcome.
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Here, for the only time in this exhibition, Delacroix is outshone.
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The bulgogi burger far outshone McDonald's other South Korean menu items.
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G.M. is hardly alone in being outshone by Tesla among investors.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor's celebrity, by contrast, outshone a modest acting career.
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The other is that they are massively outshone by their host stars.
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A week ago, Roseanne's astounding ratings outshone its co-creators political orientation.
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Her stump speech came off more polished, and at times outshone his.
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Turner eventually outshone his hero by taking advantage of his momentous times.
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They have outshone other currencies over one, five and ten years, too.
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Two new Democratic stars outshone Biden and Sanders on the debate stage.
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Gabor, by most accounts, had a personality that generally outshone her acting skills.
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Or the time Anthony Randolph outshone an overmatched-looking teammate named Steph Curry?
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On Friday, though, the index outshone the internationally focused FTSE 24.7 by 29%.
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It was the bulgogi burger, however, that far outshone the other menu items.
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PA) have outshone their major European investment banking rivals such as Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.
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Walmart's efforts to reduce their waste outshone their competitors, earning them a B rating.
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Duke outshone the others and later assisted Batman against a new villain — Mister Bloom.
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Gen Xers are, she says, the Jan Brady of American life, outshone and overlooked.
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But lately he has been outshone by Arlene Foster, leader of the Democratic Unionist Party.
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Not one to be outshone, this Tongan raft did manage to make its own weather.
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Not to be outshone, James followed with a two-handed jam that ignited the crowd.
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A quiet Mexican girl whose large heart is outshone only by her even larger breasts!
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Buttigieg, meanwhile, has reclaimed fourth place with 8.6 percent after being briefly outshone by Sen.
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In equities, stocks in defensive sectors such as healthcare, consumer products and utilities outshone other sectors.
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The Philippines outshone larger peers to emerge as Asia's fastest-growing economy during the second quarter.
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But Opportunity outshone its twin, going some 45 kilometers over 14 years — well over a marathon.
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For what feels like the first time, women of color aren't being outshone by white women.
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Energy had outshone nearly every sector during the early days of the past five presidential administrations.
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Presented in this way, one can see how she outshone so many of her male counterparts.
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N) oil production gains in the first quarter outshone its larger rival Exxon Mobil Corp (XOM.
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This is the new subterfuge of the smuggling networks, whose plasticity has far outshone brittle intercontinental deals.
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Retail as a whole outshone with Ahold Delhaize rising 5.1 percent, after third-quarter earnings beat estimates.
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Read more: I tried fries from 8 major fast-food chains, and one far outshone the rest
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It had 245 passes to France's 123, and its accuracy outshone France's as well, 85-73 percent.
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After years of being outshone by Swarovski's Austrian output, Bohemia's glassmakers are trying to regain your attention.
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The PlayStation 4, on the other hand, outshone expectations and proved the relevance of dedicated console hardware.
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Brangelina was a distinctive celebrity entity, one that for most of its life outshone its component parts.
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Blingier Mercedes have outshone conservative Beemers, and Daimler overtook BMW as the world's biggest premium carmaker in 2017.
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Johnson outshone Cameron for years -- first at Eton, then Oxford, and then as The Daily Telegraph's Brussels correspondent.
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Pokémon outshone it in pretty much every arena: TV shows, films, games and overall cultural impact.
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For years, Lojas Americanas outshone rivals in the Brazilian retail sector, delivering strong sales growth and steady margins.
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Fast forward to the last couple of years where Microsoft has consistently surprised customers and even outshone competitors.
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Lyft's initial short interest outshone that of another recent market debutant, Levi Strauss, which went public on March 21.
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Despite its rich history, present-day Memphis sometimes finds itself outshone by modern rap meccas like Atlanta and Houston.
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While Mr. Giaiotti may have been outshone by the big names of his generation, keen opera observers knew his value.
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At the height of her career, Reynolds was known as America's sweetheart — and her fame often outshone the parts she played.
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I must assume your reporters are too young to remember Joe Louis, whose fighting record and personal life far outshone Ali's.
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Against Gavrilova — as well as against previous opponents, including the 2008 French Open champion Ana Ivanovic — her strength outshone her inexperience.
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In most cases, the Pixel 4 outshone the iPhone when it came to camera performance in low-light circumstances — especially outside.
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Op-Ed Contributor In September 2015, amid the Republican Party's fervid primary campaign, Ben Carson briefly outshone Donald Trump for nuttiness.
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His cooking outshone that of some of the city's more famous chefs, who whip their ingredients harder with far less payoff.
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While the more seasoned taste of the ground beef definitely outshone the bean burritos, it was nevertheless a bland eating experience.
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Not to be outshone by his performance in 2015, Biden made his final swearing-in one the Twittersphere will not soon forget.
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At its brightest, the flare outshone its parent galaxy's center in the infrared and radio region, according to the paper in Science.
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Energy companies feel somewhat jittery about working with large tech firms—and not just because the Silicon Valley stars have outshone them.
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Their other big hit, "The Beat Goes On," is nearly as iconic, but Cher's solo career soon outshone her recordings with Sonny.
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Past Tense Photographs of the actress show a New York star who outshone the roles Hollywood offered black women of her era.
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The film fizzled despite a glimmering cast, but in the swinging London of 1969, a Beatle's star power outshone all the rest.
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But one competitor outshone the rest in the art of creating beautiful looks that, years later, are still seared into our brains.
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The FTSE 250 outshone the blue-chips and the European benchmark with a 0.7% rise on its best day since Jan. 2.
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The Wookiee moment kind of outshone the first real look we've had at the acting chops of young Han Solo himself, Alden Ehrenreich.
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Cersei may be arbiter of "The Queen's Justice" on Game of Thrones, but not for the first time her younger brother outshone her.
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In the mid-1800s, Eta Carinae got so bright it outshone most of the other stars in the night sky, before fading away.
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For a while, it seemed that the golden age of wooden coasters was over, that they'd be outshone by their hardier steel competitors.
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The midcap bourse outshone, rising 0.4%, thanks to gains in the local currency on hopes that the Conservatives would win and deliver Brexit.
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But one scandal has outshone them all, and has brought the dirty laundry of the Bolshoi out for the whole world to see.
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Though Ms. Reichlen and Mr. la Cour epitomized the high standards to which all dancers aspire, the Simegiatos dancers were not seriously outshone.
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The production's technical audacity made up for some unremarkable lead performances from Aaron Tveit and Julianne Hough, whose dancing skills outshone their acting chops.
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Surveys covering both the services and manufacturing industries in Europe outshone even the most optimistic forecasters in Reuters polls, indicating growth is broad-based.
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The precious metal has outshone equity markets and high yield bonds with a gain of nearly 15 percent, to trade at $1215 an ounce.
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The true genius of the show was in the personalities on display, from Barris to the judges themselves, many of whom outshone the competitors.
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Frequently outshone by the idyllic Aegean Islands, and overshadowed by the ancient glories of Athens, Greece's second-largest city is hardly a household name.
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However, low-cost airline easyJet outshone the blue-chip bourse with a 4.6% rise after it forecast improvement in its first-half winter performance.
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However, low-cost airline easyJet outshone the blue-chip bourse with a 4.4% rise after it forecast improvement in its first-half winter performance.
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But for 60 percent to say that the world's greatest were outshone by Queen on the day — that shows you the power of that performance.
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Spicer was, however, swiftly outshone by his White House frenemy Kellyanne Conway, who serves in an amorphous senior adviser role that involves frequent television appearances.
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The FTSE 4.33 outshone the blue-chips and the European benchmark with a 1% rise and was headed for its best day since Jan. 2.
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The FTSE 250 outshone, rising 0.3% thanks to gains in the local currency on hopes that Conservatives will win the December election and deliver Brexit.
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The impressiveness of Douglas's technical skill is outshone only by her imagination, which has cooked up rib-tickling tokens of a variety of today's anxieties.
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Facebook and Alphabet Inc own half of the online advertising market worldwide, and Facebook's revenue growth this quarter outshone Alphabet, the owner of YouTube and Google.
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Jamie Barton is the vocal star of this production and outshines even Eric Owens, just as she outshone Plácido Domingo in the Met's Nabucco this winter.
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KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES Not being outshone by the neighbors was always hard, even before the title phrase came into common use a century ago.
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Surveys covering Europe's services and manufacturing industries outshone the most optimistic forecasts in Reuters polls, with factories having the second-best month in the index's history.
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The town hall easily outshone the muddled discussion in the paltry half-hour or so devoted to climate change across eight hours of official Democratic debates.
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Trump, who doesn't like to be outshone by anyone, is already showing signs that he is chafing at arguments that Bannon is really running the White House.
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Hoogewerf added that in China, Ma was a figure like no other, with friends ranging from movie stars to billionaire moguls, though he often outshone them all.
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In a recent debate against his opponent, Binali Yildirim, a former AK prime minister, Mr Imamoglu did not land any big punches, but still outshone his rival.
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"All the love from our family and friends was incredible to feel," says Harris, "But was still far outshone by the love we felt for each other."
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But the woman who outshone all others during the premiere, rising like a phoenix from the ashes of champagne induced girl fights, was Russian contestant Sasha. Why?
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Her dessert, a sizable square of tiramisù, was the best I have sampled in eons and far outshone my crème brûlée-topped cheesecake, which was merely adequate.
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Murphy has outshone her peers as a scene-stealer as she nails down the animated mannerisms of the archetypal rich girl while also displaying vulnerability over time.
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Unless Trump gets mad that he was outshone by his maximally bland running mate, which could further interfere with his Zen heading into presidential debate No. 2.
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PHILADELPHIA — Growing up in a small village in Puglia, in southern Italy, Beatrice Rana so outshone the other piano students that she felt little need to practice.
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To earn a spot on the list, these titles outshone the rest with a mix of significant earning potential, high job satisfaction and a robust number of openings.
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In the final poll he again far outshone his opponents, with no country casting a negative ballot, which meant that the superpowers had all agreed to embrace him.
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The indexes outshone European and Asian counterparts, where confidence was hit by media reports the United States is considering Huawei-like sanctions on Chinese video surveillance firm Hikvision.
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While you can get a great Chromebook for around $500, sub-$300 is where Chromebooks have always especially outshone their Windows brethren: better performance on cheaper, ARM hardware.
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Sears was not alone in occupying the uncomfortable ground between discounters whose prices it could not match and high-end retailers whose stores and products outshone its own.
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" Mr. Serwer takes on the "myth of the kindly General Lee," arguing that this was a man "whose devotion to white supremacy outshone his loyalty to his country.
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There was when she outshone her peers in a leaked dance recital recording by slaying the choreography and turning it out like only a daughter of Beyoncé can. Iconic.
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I attended a three day separation of powers conference with him that was taught by Justice Scalia and John Baker, and George outshone even Justice Scalia, my former boss.
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Among all the fine words currently being spilled examining the American mess, James Shapiro has outshone many of our best political pundits with this superb contribution to the discourse.
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Biden's been outgunned by President Donald Trump and outshone by some of the nation's governors, among them New York's Andrew Cuomo, whose crisis response efforts are drawing rave reviews.
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Aston Martin outshone the index, leaping 15.3% on its best day since early December after a report that China's Geely Automobile Holding was in talks about taking a stake.
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Not to be outshone, Gio's big sister Dusty Rose, 2 this month, sneaked into the frame too, with her left eye just visible in a top corner of the photograph.
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But such countries have been far outshone by the likes of Poland, Turkey, Egypt, Hungary and China, where in some cases the returns on assets have been twice as strong.
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Neither one, incidentally, made much of an impact on night two of the debate: Instead, they were outshone by candidates who weren't around for the elections of 2008, 2012, and 2016.
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Yang said one of the reasons he feels the two-page resumes outshone the one-page ones is the sheer amount of detail that could be conveyed with the additional page.
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The debutant outshone his senior team mate Carlos Sainz who will start 18th, having been knocked out in Q1 and blocked during his last flying lap by Williams driver Robert Kubica.
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Sanders' "Medicare for all Act of 2017," the latest edition of his single-payer health care plan, outshone all the political star power in the room -- the headlining Vermont senator included.
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Many previous Cleopatras have outshone their Antonys, but Ms. Okonedo and Mr. Fiennes alike rise to the challenge of a sweeping, episodic text that can feel like a screenplay-in-waiting.
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During Bernstein's lifetime, the sheer force of his powers as a conductor, an educator, and a media personality outshone his music, but, as time passes, it is his music we treasure most.
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Weak refining margins hurt two of the world's largest integrated energy companies for the second consecutive quarter, although Chevron's oil production gains in the first quarter outshone its larger rival Exxon Mobil.
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Nonetheless, she outshone the President, and the French President and first lady, in late-April, wearing a scene-stealing white hat to an official South Lawn arrival ceremony, garnering comparisons to Beyoncé.
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At one point she realized she was holding up the Zilonis twins, who looked immaculate in organic vines and polished animal skull head-pieces but had been decisively outshone for the night.
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Domestically focused mid-cap shares in Britain outshone their European peers again with a 0.6% rise to hit a new record, while the blue-chip index clung to a five-month high.
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Domestically focused mid-cap shares in Britain outshone their European peers again with a 0.6% rise to hit a new record, while the blue-chip index clung to a five-month high.
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Surveys covering both the services and manufacturing industries outshone even the most optimistic forecasters in Reuters polls — indicating growth is broad-based - with factories having the second-best month in the index's history.
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Surveys covering both the services and manufacturing industries outshone even the most optimistic forecasters in Reuters polls - indicating growth is broad-based - with factories having the second best month in the index's history.
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Tyler Perry, who wrote the forthcoming film "Nobody's Fool" specifically for her, said after casting Haddish in his television series "If Loving You Is Wrong," he quickly realized that she outshone the part.
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You lived in an age when women were not supposed to study much, yet you devoured the men-only books in your father's library and outshone every male writer your country has ever produced.
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The Turkish lira outshone emerging peers with a 1.8% jump after President Tayyip Erdogan said he had heard from Trump there would be no sanctions over Turkey's purchase of Russian S-400 defence systems.
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"Cruz is totally outshone by Marco Rubio, and I thought Rubio got the best of him in their head-to-heads last night too, so of that I would say Marco Rubio," said King.
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That performance against Juventus seemed more significant than the Madrid showing, as Felix outshone Cristiano Ronaldo — the man he's supposed to take the crown of Portuguese soccer from — at the Friends Arena in Sweden.
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Mr. Trump won Louisiana by 20 points and his popularity outshone other names on the state's nonpartisan primary ballot — he received 358,000 more votes than the combined total for Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Campbell.
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It's been obvious for months that some of Buttigieg's competitors don't love the idea that they're being outshone by a 37-year-old mayor of a city with a population of just over 100,000.
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Somehow, Disney took one of the most charismatic characters in the universe and turned him into a plucky yet dull hero with an uninspired origin story, in which he's outshone by all things Lando Calrissian.
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The Americans — including Bill Blass, Anne Klein and Oscar de la Renta — handily outshone their French counterparts, and Givhan, The Washington Post's Pulitzer-winning fashion critic, explores the ramifications of their conquest in absorbing detail.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - Palladium soared to a record high on Tuesday, bringing the metal to within striking distance of achieving parity with gold after it outshone other precious metals including its closest rival, platinum, this year.
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The statue of liberty casts a shadow on the flag, symbolizing our justice and laws previously instated being outshone by President Trump's actions and executive orders that he is using to avoid the legislative process.
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He was outshone and overtaken in a crowded field of movement progressives (Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren), an established elder (Joe Biden) and new faces (Pete Buttigieg, Kamala Harris) who seemed brighter than last year's meteor.
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The Dutch youngster outshone some of the best midfielders on the planet — Toni Kroos, Miralem Pjanic, and Thiago Alcantara included — in last season's Champions League as Ajax enjoyed a thrilling ride to the semi-finals.
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There have been years where the women have outshone the men but at the moment it's very hard to argue beyond the big four - Djokovic, Murray, Nadal and Federer - being on Centre Court and Court One.
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Giacomo Casanova, though, had assets that outshone the lack of money and title: boldness, wit, a gift for languages, and charm enough to slide into a seat at a cardinal's dinner table or a countess's bed.
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The FTSE 250 outshone with a 0.8% rise, boosted by a 9% surge in Pennon after a report here that private equity firm KKR had bid for the UK utility's waste management unit in early 2019.
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The Swiss drugmaker's upbeat outlook and quarterly results on Wednesday outshone the previous day's results from Pfizer and set the bar for rival Roche, which is expected to report higher 271 sales and profit on Thursday.
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GENEVA, Nov 13 (Reuters) - The 'Pink Legacy', a diamond weighing just under 19 carats, fetched a record 50.375 million Swiss francs ($50 million) as it outshone all other auction lots at Christie's in Geneva on Tuesday.
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A creative twist on pizza wherein the raw albacore that served as the dough base was outshone by a tasty riff on pasta with clams, which in turn was topped by a dish of tender baby octopus.
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Others knew and did not care; late in the evening of a muggy hot day, the lure of a crisp, cold and malty Club Beer far outshone whatever benefits they thought their voter card could bring them.
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The performance outshone more muted growth at many rivals, who have struggled after the economy suffered its worst contraction in a decade and the unemployment rate hit an 11-year high after years of already stagnant growth.
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But Mr. Bush's message — experience, civility and technocratic competence — did little to win over voters mesmerized by the billionaire provocateur Donald J. Trump, who outshone his rivals with a bare-bones organization and millions in free media exposure.
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Paramount's "Daddy's Home," a comedy about a nerdy stepfather (Will Ferrell) who finds himself outshone by his wife's first husband (Mark Wahlberg), picked up $29 million in its second weekend, driving the film's domestic total to $93.7 million.
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Read more: I tried fries from 8 major fast-food chains, and one far outshone the restFor the calorie counters out there, the Impossible Whopper has 630 calories, only 30 less than the regular Whopper's 660 calorie count.
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Not only the brilliant individuals I have met, who with their charisma, intelligence and talent have outshone all others, but also taxi drivers, waiters, train conductors, in fact every kind of person one can possibly meet out there.
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Seashell beads were worn by both cave men and cave women, Renaissance portraits show aristocrats of both genders wearing jewelry to communicate their status and power and, in India, the maharajahs' jewelry usually outshone that of the maharanis.
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The first was the exhibition "Ana Khouri: Jewels as Art" at the Phillips auction house, a showcase of 63 one-of-a-kind creations; to celebrate, she hosted a party that outshone even the city's recent runway shows.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Felix Auger-Aliassime's rapidly-rising star fizzled out at Wimbledon on Friday as the 213-year-old was comprehensively outshone by Frenchman Ugo Humbert in a tussle between the two youngest players left in the men's draw.
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Shell's results outshone those of rivals Exxon Mobil, Chevron and BP which all saw sharp declines in profits in the first three months of the year as a result of lower refining margins and weaker crude and gas prices.
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While Brexit-beleaguered incumbent Theresa May grabbed 17 percent of the vote and Labour Party rival Jeremy Corbyn snagged 14 percent, both were outshone by Sajid Javid, the Conservative Party Home Secretary, who took 52 percent of the ballot.
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The long string of Batman movies from 1989 to 2012 were frequently criticized for having villains who outshone the movie's hero, and for as good as Christopher Reeve's Superman was, Gene Hackman's Lex Luthor was having a lot more fun.
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Their comparison between self-reported data and actual tax filings over the past ten years shows that, when outshone by their better halves, men overstate what they earn by 2.9%, while women report earning 1.5% less than they actually do.
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Buoyed by higher U.S. yields, the dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was at 89.336, having bounced away overnight from a three-year low of 88.438 plumbed on Friday when peers like the euro outshone the greenback.
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No matter how the half-a-747 is presented, it will be outshone by other, even larger crowdfunded constructions like the 17,000-square-foot Catacomb of Veils or the now-traditional Temple, which this year will be 100-feet talll.
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Hit hard by a chequered recovery in local consumer spending, retailers in Japan have been focusing on overseas markets - a shift that has paid off for Fast Retailing whose offshore Uniqlo stores have outshone those at home for three straight quarters.
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Not to be outshone on his favorite medium, President Trump took to the airwaves himself on Friday morning, calling into "Fox & Friends" for a 53-minute-long defense of his actions, in which he asserted a number of falsehoods about Ukraine.
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As far back as the original "Toy Story," Docter, who said he had been feeling outshone by a new hot shot animator, was able to draw from a personal place when evoking Woody's punctured confidence at the arrival of Buzz Lightyear.
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Going into this year's Olympics, we thought the participating athletes had enough to worry about — contracting Zika, competing in water that's basically raw sewage, getting outshone and generally out-badassed by Simone Biles — but we've reached a fever pitch with this coffee issue.
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But the dish far outshone the tavern items, like a lobster fondue that was more like a cheese dip with chunks of lobster, and a short rib and ale turnover that might have had more depth had it been made with stout.
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And then there is Lace, a contestant literally wearing a black lace gown (I counted that as an implied pun), whose hunger for the camera and white wine was outshone only by her minute-one insistence on being the season's premier villain.
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But it does not do justice to a woman who, as an actress, rivalled Elizabeth Taylor in looks and glamour and, as a politician, outshone a host of caudillos, dictators and presidents-for-life in grit, capriciousness, generosity, vindictiveness, charisma and greed.
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Buoyed by higher U.S. bond yields, the dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was 22014 percent higher at 20.3, having bounced overnight from a three-year low of 269.24 plumbed on Friday when peers like the euro outshone the greenback.
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Buoyed by higher U.S. bond yields, the dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was 22014 percent higher at 20.85, having bounced overnight from a three-year low of 268.88 plumbed on Friday when peers like the euro outshone the greenback.
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These two are just about outshone, however, by an enormously romantic performance from Idris Elba as a heartbroken neurosurgeon who tends to Alex's wounds, pulls her trousers down when she has to pee, and generally hauls her dead weight down a mountain.
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" — Paola Singer Millennial Entrepreneurs Give Sleepy Montevideo a Fresh Jolt "Until recently, Chile's capital has been mostly off the radar for visitors to South America — its innovative culinary scene outshone by Lima's, and its art venues considered less cutting edge than Bogotá's.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A couple of amateur college students from Asia outshone a handful of major winners in the opening round of the Australian Open on Thursday but the main talking point was the blanket of bushfire smoke that shrouded the golf course.
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Long outshone by his sister—first at the Trump Organization and now in the White House, where she and her husband, Jared Kushner, have West Wing offices and White House titles—Don Jr. has had a harder time adapting to life after the election.
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On Gossip Girl — a show built entirely around her — Lively wasn't the sixth or seventh or even eighth best performer in a cast that also featured the likes of humanoid fawn Chace Crawford and Taylor Swift Babadook Taylor Momsen, both of whom outshone her.
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"There is no political-inconvenience exception to the United States Constitution," she began, sparking wild applause—and it only got better from there: Warren easily outshone Buttigieg (who was smooth as ever) and Sanders, who played all the old folk hits, on Monday night.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Fresh off a record-breaking performance in the 400 meters at the Rio Olympics, South African sprinter Wayde van Niekerk finds himself among a crowd of athletes jostling for the mantle of the retiring Usain Bolt, who has long outshone all his rivals.
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EW's Chris Nashawaty gave the film a B, calling it a "good-not-great movie" where the parts that worked (like Han's friendship with Chewbacca or Donald Glover's swaggering Lando Calrissian) outshone the parts that didn't (like the romantic subplot between Han and Emilia Clarke's Qi'ra).
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Coming-out stories on TV are most often told from a high school perspective, but these two in particular outshone many of their peers by delving deeper than any single "I'm gay" moment, instead spotlighting the ripple effects the girls' honesty has on both themselves and their families.
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In a year where just about every cheesy TV concept from the 22000s and 29s seems to be the subject of a reboot, it's high time we remember the one '53s reboot that outshone them all — and managed the rare feat of surpassing the original in our imaginations.
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This has been a remarkable turn-about for, in Trump's first year, Haley outshone Trump's Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster and Secretary of Defense James Mattis -- all grey men with little visibility -- with her vivacity, her skill in the media and winning television personality.
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Though the mostly unadorned stage directs all attention his way, he is often outshone by other elements of the production, especially the onstage musicians Laura Dadap and A. J. Khaw; the historical images and other visuals projected on a screen; and the dancers Maleek Washington and Rebecca Arends.
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Mies van der Rohe, a former Bauhaus Dessau director, who also taught in the US, left a decisive stamp on Chicago's architecture, and in many ways outshone Gropius as an architect, as did Marcel Breuer, who designed the original Whitney Museum (now the Met Breuer) on Manhattan's Upper East Side.
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Hulthin says Peakon regularly surveys employees on a variety of factors, but did not find any areas where male-led organizations outshone women-led ones, instead the two groups were very similar on other workplace issues such as peer relationships, management support, compensation and rewards, employee growth, cultural fit, recognition and workload.
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And yet it was immediately clear that such charged paintings as "Marilyn Pursued by Death" (21970), "Chubby Checker" (5453), and "Is It True What they Say About Dixie" (2545) more than held their own with works by Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol, and, frankly, outshone works by Tom Wesselmann, Mel Ramos, and other better known figures.
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Arguably the band of the original blogspot era, Vampire Weekend have outshone their peers (MGMT, Animal Collective, et al) and evolved in a way that, on their last album, Modern Vampires of the City, won them a Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Album, making them not just a band for Urban Outfitters teens but, like, dads.
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When Charlie bemoans that getting married deprived him of invaluable opportunities for casual sex, and when Nicole complains that she started the relationship as the more famous of the two, but found herself being outshone by her husband, the viewer gets the feeling that Mr Baumbach did not need a huge amount of imagination to write those scenes.
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Steven Spielberg: "The Post" had all the trappings of a traditional Oscar shoo-in — Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks, a story from the history books that feels more urgent than ever — and while it claimed a spot on the best-picture list, Mr. Spielberg was outshone by fresher up-and-coming directors like Greta Gerwig and Jordan Peele.
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