Sentence examples for casting a dark from inspiring English sources

Race and religion are casting a dark shadow over Myanmar as it moves toward critical elections next month.

The story's biblical language manages to be simultaneously sincere and mocking; Nassar is particularly good at casting a dark, troubling shadow over his nostalgic vision of rural life.

In the strongest attack yet on the anti-GM lobby Mr Paterson told The Independent that NGOs such as Greenpeace and Friends of the Earth that oppose GM technology were "casting a dark shadow over attempts to feed the world".

And casting a dark shadow over the next parliament are public finances that have veered wildly into deficit and will need to be hauled back harshly from the brink.Mr Darling sought to soothe.

The foreword notes the IMF managing director, Christine Lagarde, has recently noted the world's 85 richest people control more wealth than the world's 3.5 billion poorest people, and this degree of inequality is casting a "dark shadow" over the global economy.

9.53am GMT Energy The Paris-based International Energy Agency warned in its monthly report on prospects for the oil and gas sector that events at Algeria's In Amenas gas facility are "casting a dark cloud over the outlook for the country's energy sector".

When I'm casting a dark-skinned black girl on 'Top Model,' I'm sending a message to the little girl watching at home that she is beautiful".

Organised crime casts a dark shadow.

Last year, the recession cast a dark cloud over the fair.

And this casts a dark shadow over an entire region.

America's diffidence for a while cast a dark shadow over the event.