Sentence examples for disturbing shadow from inspiring English sources

Even before the final tally was declared in Sunday's neck-and-neck presidential election, it was clear that regardless of who won, Austria's voters had handed a resounding triumph to the advancing legions of far-right political parties whose disturbing shadow is once again stalking the haunted byways of Europe.

This verdict will undoubtedly have a chilling effect on civil society in Japan, as it casts a disturbing shadow over human rights.

"Disturbing" (Equality for Shadows Minister Kate Green) and "Outrageous" (full-time tweeter Sally Bercow) were among the measured reactions to the sale of a bawdily named guest beer in the Strangers Bar at Westminster.

Some months later, Phemie, Eachann's girlfriend, is occasionally disturbed by elusive shadows she senses on the loch, which make her think of Murdoch, her former paramour.

The potential shadow effects on Central Park are disturbing.

Glimpses of sorrowed lives and thoughts about ethics shadow McCall Smith's sunny vistas, heightening rather than disturbing their charm.

The shadow minister for the arts, Chris Bryant, has criticised the "disturbing" lack of diversity in British film-making, after no black or ethnic minority performers were honoured at the Baftas.

In fact, there is a lot that is beautiful: her own music; her backing baritone sax and gypsy violin, hidden behind shadow-screens; but most crucially some memorable and occasionally disturbing film footage.

The narrow bridge's shadow might disturb the habitats of fish.

Dominic Grieve, the shadow Home Secretary, said: "The Government's failure to tackle cocaine is deeply disturbing.

As a woman raised in the shadow of the E.R.A. movement, I find the retro nature of this dieting fad disturbing.