Sentence examples for as shadow of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "as shadow of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It may be intended to express a relationship or comparison, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure. Example: "He walked through life as a shadow of his former self."
Set up in 1984, Newcastle-based Reflections swiftly established a reputation for bringing cutting-edge graphics to side-scrollers such as Shadow of the Beast and the gloriously named Brian the Lion.
Tracks such as "Shadow Of Death Hotel" and "The Beaten Side Of Town" offer vivid, monochrome musical portraits of a Naked City in which everyone wears overcoats and snap-brim hats, smokes like there's no tomorrow, and works as a gumshoe.
As the critic of Time magazine wrote: "It is a wonderful shotgun wedding of movie mythology, bad taste, obsessive romanticism and impudent satire". After Fassbinder's play The Garbage, the City and Death, was banned in Germany because of its perceived anti-semitism, Schmid adapted it for the screen as Shadow of Angels (1976) with Fassbinder as producer and actor, playing the role of a pimp.
It would be terrific if that franchise had combat even half as deep and complex as Shadow of Mordor, let alone as fun.
If you tend to play a couple of GPU-bound games regularly such as Shadow of the Tomb Raider or World of Tanks, then the AMD CPU is better value and performs identically in these types of games.
Already available on games for the Xbox One consoles and Windows 10 devices via Windows Sonic, Dolby Atmos and DTS:X implementations, spatial sound can transform the gaming experience - as anyone who's experienced it in games such as Shadow Of The Tomb Raider, The Division 2 and Forza Horizon 4 will confirm.
Mates, to my sisters and me, are seen mainly as shadows of the people they're involved with.
Since the dotcom craze collapsed, many of the firms born during the boom years have died, or else stagger on as shadows of their former selves.
Light projected against the revolving case casts shadows of the miniature sculptures against the wall, blowing them up to a larger size — but as "shadows" of themselves, as the title indicates.
By their absolute repression of primitive context, meaning, content, and intention... [Rubin and Varnedoe] have treated the primitives as less than human, less than cultural — as shadows of a culture, their selfhood, their Otherness, wrung out of them".
As shadows of buildings on the west side of Amsterdam Avenue moved up the walls of buildings on the east, a shirtless man peered out a second-story window, half-awake, glaring this way&that.
