Sentence examples for a large shadow from inspiring English sources

"It cast such a large shadow that people here still feel constrained about speaking up," she said.

She noted that a large "shadow inventory" of houses that still need to be foreclosed on may weigh on house prices in the coming months.

The real problem, analysts say, is that municipal government debt in China has begun casting a large shadow over the nation's growth picture.

He said he had noticed small fish and a large shadow below him before the attack, but had not thought anything was wrong.

Timbaland is not tall, but he cast a large shadow in his Yankees jersey, black jeans and shower slippers worn over white tube socks.

His older brother, John, casts a large shadow as an accomplished athlete and energetic student, while his younger sister, Candy, seems to exist mostly on the periphery.

Several ghostlike shadows (the permit) flew past the boat, and a larger shadow (a shark) lumbered slowly away.

He knows that, in boxing today, no one casts a larger shadow than Mayweather and his business partners.

They will pay greater attention to Nigeria now that its economy casts a larger shadow than South Africa's and display new confidence that will potentially be rewarded with lucrative gains, especially at a time when value-laden sectors such as power are opening up in unprecedented ways.

Small though Emmen is, its vote is in some ways casting a larger shadow than other referendums in Switzerland on Sunday on issues like introducing quotas to ensure more women get top political posts and stiffening already strict laws against artificial reproduction.

This effect suffered from Low-Flying-Bird Syndrome: it was certainly off the ground, but it would have cast a larger shadow if it had achieved a greater altitude by casting itself as a more general principle of value — not just a camera's cost affecting the perception of a photo's quality, but a restaurant's cost affecting the perception of a meal's quality, and so forth.