Sentence examples for a formidable shadow from inspiring English sources

But she casts a formidable shadow north.

His father cast a formidable shadow, but as another famous son of a famous Congressman, Representative John D. Dingell put it, "It is not looked down upon in this place" to have a family legacy.

Even so, the wild beauty of his 1973 debut Badlands casts a formidable shadow, while his sprawling 1999 war epic The Thin Red Line at least proved that the master had lost none of his magic.

With "My Wars Are Laid Away in Books," whose title (from the first line of a late poem) nicely suggests the fascicles of potent verse Dickinson quietly left behind, Habegger cannot hope to outrun a formidable shadow -- that of Richard Sewall's exceptionally eloquent 1974 biography.

Perhaps audiences really do listen to critics' reviews after all?" Den Of Geek's staff writer Rob Leane agreed, telling the BBC that Del Toro's formidable shadow added to a "perfect storm of negative influences" dooming the remake to box office failure.

At Disney-owned ABC, for example, Lloyd Braun and Stuart Bloomberg, the two talented executives who run the entertainment division, work under the formidable shadow of Michael Eisner, the chairman of the Walt Disney Company and a former ABC executive himself.

There is SWAPO, and, in its formidable shadow, AKTUR, CANU, D.T.A., H.N.P, and many others.

And he has found himself in the formidable shadow of Mr. Cuomo, the freshman Democratic governor who has reinvigorated an office already vested with considerable powers.

Dashing concerns that he'd be slow to step out of the formidable shadow of his predecessor, Michael Eisner, Walt Disney 's chief executive, Bob Iger, quickly moved to center stage.

James Roby will step back out of Keiron Cunningham's formidable shadow when England kick off the World Cup against Papua New Guinea in Townsville on Saturday.

He once said: 'I picture my epitaph: "Here lies Paul Newman who died a failure because his eyes turned brown".' Like his contemporary, Marlon Brando, in whose formidable shadow he initially worked, and James Dean, six years his junior, he was a product of New York Actors' Studio.