Sentence examples for a great shadow from inspiring English sources

He describes Pickles as "a great shadow... cast over the empire of the quangocrats, the bureaucrats and the power-horders".

On 11 May, a great shadow was cast over the empire of the quangocrats, the bureaucrats and the power-hoarders.

What it was could not be seen: it was like a great shadow, in the middle of which was a dark form, of man-shape maybe, yet greater; and a power and terror seemed to be in and to go before it.

In a follow-up statement, also posted to Facebook last week, the prime minister criticized the investigation and claimed "a great shadow" had been "imposed tonight on police investigations in the matter of Prime Minister Netanyahu".

LONDON — Casting a greater shadow over Spain's economy, Moody's Investors Service said Friday that it might cut the country's credit rating in the coming months because of concerns about rising borrowing costs and the risk that private investors might have to bear some of the pain in any future bailouts.

He looks great and sounds great and casts a big shadow, but the backgrounds and people around him remain uniformly vague, his relationships cursory, his inner life unexplored.

As the four become sexually and emotionally entangled, the puzzle of their devotion to a writer who declines their interest — declines, in fact, ever to appear — inches like a great Lovecraftian shadow over their lives.

She duly gave her bawdy Molly Bloom one more turn for her hosts, then picked up Finnegans Wake, and read from the last page: "And one time you'd rush upon me, darkly roaring, like a great black shadow with a sheeny stare to perce me raw.

Pessoa's chief collaborator on the journal was Mário de Sá-Carneiro, a post-Symbolist poet with ties to saudosismo whose books of short stories Princípio (1912; "Beginning"), A confissão de Lúcio (1914; Lúcio's Confession), and Céu em fogo (1915; "Sky in Flames"; Eng. trans. The Great Shadow, and Other Stories) describe a bizarre scientific modernity.

In 2000, the great Shadow Inverse Synthetic Aperture theory was proposed by Chapurskiy and Sablin [7], which makes significant contribution to target classification and recognition based on FSR system.

"Overall, I saw Joe as a master spin doctor whose image shed a far greater shadow than his actual character," wrote Paknis.