Sentence examples for is more shadowy from inspiring English sources

Its provenance is more shadowy than one might expect of a three-million-pound megalith.

In "The Retrospective," that giant is more shadowy, rumbling from a greater distance, apprehended in legends and half-forgotten narratives.

Visually and aurally, this production is more shadowy than sunny, and we're always aware of the possibility of an unhappy ending.

With the United States military presence in those regions dwindling, Big Hy Strachman will live on in many soldiers' hearts as one of the war's more shadowy heroes.

The threats are more shadowy, information moves at lightning speed, demand for public disclosure is pressing and confidence in institutions is frayed.

Beyond this group of wealthy brokers, there are more shadowy figures: boat operators and smugglers who make the Mediterranean crossing, in this case a ruthless figure known as "the Doctor".

But while some of the violent inclination appears to stem from the frustration of those who saw their peaceful stance ignored, there also appear to be more shadowy forces at work.

She has formidable strengths — including a popular ex-president by her side — and the threats facing the country in 2008 are more shadowy and, some would argue, tactically challenging than in 1960.

Q: The party is more open and less shadowy than it was.

The mob is more abstract: it's a shadowy, vague "organization" whose illicit dealings don't really impinge on us.

His smile is more sinister, his crow's feet more shadowy, his pores more gaping.