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outshone
1. It outshone Sirius by a factor of four
2. And this slowly built up inside them though neither of them mentioned a word of it to the other, lest she be outshone by her sister
3. This was a brightness which outshone the gathering clouds of the eastern sky---now aflame at sunrise
4. Sven’s valor in battle outshone all others when he made his next move
5. The radiance of the being outshone the sun,
6. That outshone all the suns of all men's days
7. And yet a simple spider had made her smile in a way that outshone the sun
8. Conan the Cimmerian, late of the Baracha Isles, of the Black Coast, and of many other climes where life ran wild, had come to the kingdom of Keshan following the lure of a fabled treasure that outshone the hoard of the Turanian kings
9. For its story way outshone all of the rest
10. The Test series was drawn 2–2, and Cliff Morgan outshone everyone when he eventually captained a skilful Lions backline that included Arthur Smith and Jeff Butterfield
11. The light outshone the Metrone’s star more than a thousand times
12. That era was witness to great honour due to the humane, illustrious performances and sacrifices of a certain Arab officer who outshone all his peers amongst the ruling Turkish officers in the state of Sham
13. His light was so exuberant that it's glow outshone the moon
14. gallantly protested, infinitely outshone all other birthday finery whatever;
15. I had not, however, so thoroughly renounced all innate shame, as not to suffer great confusion at the state I saw myself in; but the whole troop round me, men and women, relieved me with every mark of applause and satisfaction, even flattering attention to raise and inspire me with even sentiments of pride on the figure I made, which my friend gallantly protested, infinitely outshone all other birthday finery whatever; so that had I leave to set down, for sincere, all the compliments these connoisseurs overwhelmed me with upon this occasion, I might flatter myself with having passed my examination with the approbation of the learned
16. Why e’en the Footmen in London outshone the Country Gentlemen at Home!
17. I was not alone; they were all looking at her with admiration, the men and women alike, although she outshone all of them
