Sentence examples for To shadowy from inspiring English sources
adjective
In shadow; darkened by shadows.
- He sat in a shadowy corner.
Criminal gangs roamed the factory, removing finished cars from the assembly line and delivering them to shadowy third parties.
Mr. Johanns said his Senate colleague's crusade left the impression that Mr. Stenberg was tied to shadowy outside groups trying to influence state politics.
From a talking bear that appears to Gaby as she hides in her closet, to shadowy Nazis who haunt Beny's daydreams, the action frequently veers toward the fantastical.
His quest leads to shadowy library chases and an addiction to a computer game that is linked to the object of his search.
Based in London, Allawi devoted himself to shadowy exile politics, leading a group called Iraqi National Accord and cultivating ties with the Central Intelligence Agency and Britain's MI6, all aimed at the eventual overthrow of Hussein.
The body fat harvested by this operation was supposed to have been sold to shadowy foreign middlemen, at about sixty thousand dollars a gallon, for use in high-end European face creams.
He is rumored to have connections to the shadowy media guerrilla group The Yes Men.
Delicate shards of white porcelain and glaze are pinned to the paper next to their shadowy exposures.
Well-traveled ground can yield insight, and Mr. Arthur uncovered enough to attract the like-minded to his shadowy outlands.
Mr. Barclay can't even match Mr. Coben's ability to ascribe minimally human motivations to the shadowy figures in his story.
Due to the shadowy nature of Bormann's activities, was unable to refute the prosecution's assertions as to the extent of his involvement in decision making.
