Sentence examples for cast a deep shadow from inspiring English sources
Bayern's 4-0 demolition by Madrid at the Allianz Arena has cast a deep shadow that the Catalan can only fully escape by winning the European Cup.
The mounting number of dead, from among more than 750 hostages, cast a deep shadow over a predawn raid that the authorities had at first hailed as a successful operation.
The smuggling charge has cast a deep shadow over Ukraine's relations with the West, which had already been strained as Mr. Kuchma's government tried unsuccessfully to cope with charges of political corruption and civil-liberties violations.
The Paris attacks have cast a deep shadow over COP21 – demonstrations have been banned and security has been stepped up – though none of the 130-plus heads of state and government due to attend has yet pulled out.
Our Damp Garden is bounded by high hornbeam hedges (but not as high as they were - I took three foot off them the other day, which involved chainsaws, ladders and high anxiety) and they cast a deep shadow across exactly half of it.
It revealed, amongst other personal details, her relationship with Imlay and thereby cast a deep shadow over her reputation.
The wall already snakes around most of Bethlehem, its 8m-high concrete slabs casting a deep shadow, both literally and metaphorically.
But some residents are objecting that it would ruin the strip's best feature by casting a deep shadow on a community garden, one where 50 local gardeners grow apples, roses and lavender.
While 2009 is no different, the global economic crisis casts a deep shadow over social safety nets which protect the pillars of child survival and development, namely nutrition, health, education and protection.
More foreclosures are coming, casting a deeper shadow over home prices.
But Gleick's tendency to neglect the social context casts a deeper shadow over the book's final chapters, where he turns from explicating information as a scientific concept to considering it as an everyday concern, switching roles from science writer to seer.
