Examples of using Eclipsed in English and their translations into Polish
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Were eclipsed by the sheer beauty of this untouched paradise.
Resentment of Judas's being a traitor for the moment eclipsed everything else in the apostles' minds.
And the results of this effort at world betterment never did become fully eclipsed by subsequent retrogressions.
The damage that has been the defining feature of my lifetime If we continue on our current course, will be eclipsed by the damage coming in the next.
In the second half of the twentieth century, motorisation eclipsed the development of the railways in Hungary too.
that sense of self-awareness gets eclipsed by the fascination or the indulgence with thoughts, you see?
I have been making coding screencasts on youtube recently and just eclipsed the 1,000 views/ day threshold where you can start to think about making a bit of money from it.
Abu Dhabi is often eclipsed by Dubai.
She became huge in the hardcore business and soon eclipsed the popularity of Cicciolina in Italy.
by the end of had been eclipsed on casino revenues.
Fear for his personal fortunes now eclipsed all other considerations,
This is done in order to then through the white color is not eclipsed fat stains, rust, etc.
unseen calamity hung over these savages as a cloud of despair which effectively eclipsed every pleasure;
a gift from the self-esteem fairy. but that vanished when I reached my office I felt eclipsed lately.
my daughter has been eclipsed by the hatred you have of me.
The farseeing and courageous Isaiah effectively eclipsed the nationalistic Yahweh by his sublime portraiture of the majesty
so eclipsed all such teachings that by the time of Jesus' appearance the Elohim doctrine had been practically eradicated from Jewish theology.
is eclipsed by his nominal subordinate Litvinoff,
while outrage over executive pay has been eclipsed in recent years by anger over the causes