Sentence examples for absolute shadow from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it should have been instructive to notice that, in La Paz's glaring luminosity, every wrought-iron balcony, market stall and human body drags along a slicing, cold, and absolute shadow.

Absolute darkness, absolute solitude.

Shaftesbury's Neoplatonism, his contention that what man sees of beauty or truth is only a shadow of absolute beauty or truth, dominated his attitude to religion and to the arts.

Shadow stands in absolute opposition to so many of today's comparably free-roam affairs, which, to quote Dragon Age: Inquisition's creative director Mike Laidlaw, "fill each area to the extent where you always [have] something to do, every couple of minutes".

Bronstein's stark, black-and-white rendering of a corner of Regency London owes something to Nash, but also reminds me of Giorgio de Chirico's surreal Turin: the light falls over an empty architecture, the shadows ruled with absolute precision across the eerily unpeopled buildings.

However well trained and capable we are, it is impossible to be a receptacle for the shadow side of humanity with absolute impunity.

Apparently some spots on the lunar surface are always in a shadow and can nearly reach absolute zero.

Presumably comets crashing into the moon over the eons left water vapor that condensed in permanent shadow at 40 degrees above absolute zero and never escaped.

Janis Joplin, Hank Williams, Lenny Bruce, Steve McQueen ("almost absolute self-absorption"), Brigitte Bardot, Dennis Hopper, Jean Seberg, Jack Nicholson ("a shadow with gloating eyes"), sensationalized murderers Charles Schmid and Charles Manson, Jane Fonda, Curtis Harrington, and James Dean.

It is the largest cuts programme both in absolute and proportional terms put forward by any shadow cabinet member.

The maximum combined absolute pathloss uncertainties due to sensor errors and shadowing observed in this simulation are approximately 8 dB.