Sentence examples similar to feeling of a shadow from inspiring English sources
Description is Freund's forte; many of her characters, however, are thinly sketched, giving her novel the feeling of a shadow-puppet play with elaborately painted sets.
Stimulation of a left superior temporo-parietal area in a neurosurgical patient (who did not have a psychiatric disorder) produced the feeling of a presence that shadowed changes in the patient's own position and posture (Arzy et al. 2006).
A middle-aged man had a "feeling of shadow falling over his body, hunted by enemies, hearing extremely loud screams".
Idol is feeling like a different kind of validation, sort of like a shadow government pitched against Prop 8. BG: That was sort of boring.
His disengagement left her feeling insubstantial, marginalised, a shadow.
For the next year, until her mother's death, Candy often had the feeling of being shadowed, as if a huge prehistoric bird were passing over her, but when she looked up there was nothing there.
I start thinking how I normally hate the feeling of an empty house; the shadows, the quiet.
We're bargaining with the shadow of a shadow.
A great rendition of the St. Matthew Passion should have the feeling of an eclipse, of a massive body throwing the world into shadow.
A feeling of being followed by shadows.
