Sentence examples for cast a shadow of dread from inspiring English sources

The second, which has cast a shadow of dread over every aspect of my life and the lives of millions of others, was the change of government.

While the PR doesn't deny anything explicitly, it does cast a shadow of doubt.

In other words, Mesozoic mammals may have cast a shadow of their own.

Both cast a shadow of mistrust over me.

But the word itself casts a shadow of fear.

The decision casts a shadow of unconstitutionality over the entire project of judicial election campaign regulation.

And it casts a shadow of doubt on Mr. Miller's capacity for self-restraint.

But it casts a shadow of doubt over his divisive tactics.

Unfortunately, it casts a shadow of further gloom.

His father even cast a shadow on his chairmanship of the University of Illinois board of trustees.

By then my dread of her dying had become entwined with a painful perception that she had blighted much of her life — and cast a shadow on my own — in the service of her obsessive fear.