Of course, a better filmmaker by means of image alone would cast just enough light on just a corner of that shadow to evoke a depth of character that would add to the script.
Tucked in a corner of the infield, in the shadow of 35-foot luxury haulers, Brooks tuned up his No. 21 car before the opening of eight days of the 37th DIRTcar Nationals.
Before it fell, Reunion Arena squatted in Dallas's southwest corner, outside the shadow of the downtown skyscrapers.
Around the corner, in the shadow of the Empire State Building, stood a 58-year-old man wearing a suit and carrying a black canvas bag.
Seated in his corner in the shadow of his personal trainer, a brown man called Cheerful Norman, who weighs two hundred and thirty-five pounds, Moore looked like an old Japanese print I have of a "Shogun Engaged in Strategic Contemplation in the Midst of War".
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In the corner of the room, in the shadows, side by side, were his wife and children, immovable, arms folded, not a wrinkled or creased section of skin on a single one of them.
Smith broke toward the corner of the end zone, closely shadowed by a defender.
Another silence fell in our corner of the bar, candles flickered, shadows rose and fell against the wooden panelled walls; this was the closest I had ever felt to being a conspirator in anything.
It contains two million square feet of office space, as well as hundreds of apartments and hotel rooms; it will overwhelm Columbus Circle and put much of the southwest corner of Central Park into shadow.
