Sentence examples for casts a slight from inspiring English sources

Her first profession casts a slight shadow over her success.

For example, a brightly coloured object will cast a slight glow of the same colour on surrounding surfaces.

Nevertheless, the anxiety and stress of my spice-jettisoning cast a slight pall over the rest of my trip, barring my entry into the sublime.

The students have so carefully designed the thing, trying to make it lean and aerodynamic, that they concern themselves with minutiae such as whether the driver's head might cast a slight shadow on the panels.

In 2008, voters from families making $100,000 to $200,000 split their votes 51-48 in favor of John McCain, while those making in excess of $200,000 cast a slight 52-46 majority for Barack Obama.

If anything cast a slight pall on the celebration, it was the question of whether a NATO airstrike on a convoy near Surt might have contributed to — or indeed directly caused — his death, something that was not specifically authorized by the United Nations resolutions that enabled France and Britain to intervene militarily in March, in the name of protecting civilians.

Investors will be looking for positive news because earnings from bell weather company Intel last Thursday that disappointed some investors cast a slight shadow over markets.

However, these data cast a slight shadow over the Government's reliance on this temporal target.

A color that is "wrong" often makes you look dull, drains your energy, can be repulsive to you or may even cast a slight shadow on your face.

The traumatic peso crisis in Mexico has cast only a slight shadow over Peru's economic revival.

This week his comments have been cast as a slight on Swift (according to Elle, he was "throwing shade" at her).