Sentence examples for bit of a shadow from inspiring English sources

"I'm just in complete disbelief at how rude and arrogant they have been - it's left a bit of a shadow over the whole occasion," she added.

The mermaid, Dr. Kendall explained, is probably a bit of a shadow and a bit of a story: although sailors sometimes mistook manatees for mermaids, they also may represent "sailors' fears of women in foreign ports".

"The drop outs at the beginning and the whole negative headlines just cast a little bit of a shadow.

To go out of the Champions League at this [group] stage casts a bit of a shadow over Old Trafford because nobody expected it.

Dubious ICOs, scaling issues and hacks have cast a bit of a shadow, but the reality is dozens of stunning blockchain implementations and trials are moving ahead in many business domains, from major banks, to big logistics and technology companies, to fast-emerging startups.

And that's the bit of a shadow on NASA's day in the sun.

Tartaglione's works seemed to reflect the very emotions of life itself: happiness, anxiety, dare I say it, love and yet a bit of darkness, a small shadow of doubt seemed to hover over the world.

Brighten and wake up your eyes with a bit of matte shadow in a neutral color, such as cream or cocoa, that matches your skin tone.

A touch of base, a hint of blush, a bit of eye shadow, eyeliner, and mascara can help bring your face to life.

A simple foundation to cover blemishes and a bit of gray shadow around his eyes are acceptable.

Blend this well, it should look like a natural shadow with a bit of shadow.