Sentence examples for horrific shadow from inspiring English sources

I believe Lee is placing this alongside the wider discussion of law, order, and extra-judicial responsibility, not as a socially legitimate alternative, but as a horrific shadow.

It speaks to the question: What shadow does Bush himself leave, beyond the horrific shadow of his actions?

It was like this horrific shadow-puppet show".

The bald, cadaverous Schreck, with his bat's ears, rat's teeth, claw hands, beaky nose and hideous shadow, is the most indelibly horrific.

Mr. Straw noted in a message to the Iranian people that the visit, originally planned in November, was taking place now "in the shadow of the horrific atrocities" in the United States and the possibility of war in Afghanistan, which borders Iran to the east.

I say this as my home state boldly prepares to host the 118th running of the Boston Marathon in the shadow of last years horrific bombing.

A partial answer recently came to light in the shadow of the horrific events in Charleston and the ensuing controversy over the Confederate flag a particle of thought from the assorted fragments of memory with which old age is filled.

How one wishes that the many gay Americans who were left to die in the shadows during that horrific time — and, in most cases, without a Judith Peabody, let alone a legal spouse, by their side — could hear Judge Walker's clarion call.

"This horrific tragedy has cast a long shadow," he said.

The blocks, the plane, the attack are part of a shadow play, the mimickry of horrific events that cannot be controlled.

Shadow home secretary Chris Grayling said: "The horrific recent events in Mumbai have highlighted the need for fresh thinking in counter-terrorism, and the whole community needs to be involved in tackling the danger.