Word: overshadowing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...EITA losses to its Princeton, New Jersey rival overshadow these whoopings over the likes of Army, Cornell, Penn and Yale...
Some of the puppets are better made than others and the "stage" managing and tech could be more clean, but none of that really matters. It is a puppet show after all, and the amazing things that can be done with puppets overshadow any technical glitches. One of the Weaver's most clever uses of puppetry is the missing footage from the Ed Sullivan show revealing Elvis' all-too-talked-about pelvis. Also delightful is the mamoth floating Priscilla Presley Head...
...just that some of the time-worn sentiment managed to get around the chinks of conscious rejection and stick there uncomfortably? Maybe, Or maybe it was an uneasy empathy with the director, who tries so hard to be barely ordinary. The murky aims of the late twentieth century overshadow any clean drama of the eighteenth century in Caton-Jones's unfortunate saga...
...Trial's" problems arrive with the set changes, staging and technical cues. In the very short first act, there are so many loud and clumsy set changes that they occasionally overshadow the scenes they are setting up for some times the set change will last longer than the scene. On the night the Crimson reviewed the play, a few of the lights came on before the stage crew exited...
That debate now threatens to overshadow the case of Grant, the 19-year-old Cambridge Rindge and Latin School senior whose offer of early admission was canceled this week after the University received anonymous information that she had bludgeoned her mother to death...