Chaminade's greatest triumph has become shadowy with the passage of time.
circuit became a shadowy industry of manipulation and profit.
Over time, Drake became a shadowy staple of underground pop and a favorite of other songwriters.
The Bowery became a shadowy realm under the el -- "the capital of night," as it was described by its most elegiac historian, Luc Sante, in his book "Low Life" -- an almost exclusively male preserve where men went when they had no place else to go.
His story is ably told, though Joe's participation becomes more shadowy.
The phenomenal world becomes a shadowy, one-dimensional place.
Your sight may become blurry, shadowy, fuzzy or dark.
But as my vision adjusted, I became aware of a shadowy figure in the corner.
From Malta, Caravaggio moved to Sicily, where his paintings became as dark and shadowy as his worsening moods which prompted him to sleep armed and tear up paintings after any criticism.
On that occasion, as on many that will follow, he becomes an anomalous, shadowy presence — almost a ghost himself.
Upon leaving Mexico, the once fearless poet becomes an aimless "shadowy figure," a "goddamn robot"; in this novel, exile offers not opportunity but enervation.
