Sentence examples for especially in the shadow of from inspiring English sources
Its problems are legion — drugs, prostitution, vandalism — especially in the shadow of the derelict armory.
There must be some way to affirm life -- especially in the shadow of one of the world's largest graveyards.
I traveled to the state to speak to Mississippians about what it's like to live there as a queer person of color, especially in the shadow of HB 1523.
I was honored to be a part of a very special tribute to Alaska Airlines who took this airlift upon themselves, a mission turned into a passion to help those in danger and in need, especially in the shadow of one of humanity's greatest atrocities, the Holocaust.
Still, especially in Britain, the shadow of the Iraq war and the strong alliance at the time between the British leader, Prime Minister Tony Blair, and President George W. Bush hangs over the debate, pushing Mr. Cameron to seek parliamentary approval of any military action and to propose one more Security Council resolution, even if Moscow vetoes it.
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But many others, especially those living in the shadow of the arena, wonder if they ever can disentangle themselves from a confrontation without an obvious endpoint.
But at its best, Mr Updike's writing represented the experience of his own generation of silent Americans men, especially, who grew up in the shadow of the second world war and God-fearing austerity, only to find themselves bemused participants in the swinging sixties and the decades of consumer excess.
The assault was especially galling because it occurred in the shadow of the heavily guarded headquarters of Iraq's Interior Ministry and happened in a prison that holds dozens of high-value detainees.
In a recent article in The New York Times, Tod Williams, who designed the building with his wife, Billie Tsien, admitted that the building's facade might have been overly discreet, especially for an institution situated in the shadow of the Museum of Modern Art.
In 1915 the whites returned: the United States Marines disembarked to enforce continued repayment of the original debt and to put an end to an especially violent struggle for power that, in the shadow of World War I and German machinations in the Caribbean, suddenly seemed to threaten American interests.
