Sentence examples for kind of a shadow from inspiring English sources

"You wish you could say 'over and done with' but it is kind of a shadow that is there.

It was kind of a shadow report, produced by CIA officials, apparently for the agency's then director, Leon Panetta.

You wake up during REM sleep, you see some kind of a shadow, and you starting panicking, creating more body image hallucinations which your mind interprets in this cultural narrative and so you perceive a demon coming towards you.

Best of all, as the light thickens and dies over the Bay Area, toward the end, the movie does grind and smash its way into a kind of majesty — a shadow play, almost, with airborne troops dropping in free fall through the storm clouds, devil-red flares strapped to their heels, and Godzilla and his cronies going mano a mano in the murk.

Characters you normally write have a kind of past, a shadow.

But also it's nice to have kind of a supportive shadow behind you at all times.

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.

Combining the Randall and Sundrum theory with a conjecture made a couple of years ago by a young Argentinian physicist, Dr. Juan Maldacena, yields the latest big idea: the physics governing the particles stuck to this brane might be a kind of shadow of a more fundamental physics prevailing in the surrounding megaverse.

"Someone had recently painted the church -- it was somewhere in the city -- and it had not been done well, and there was a kind of shadow, an outlining around the parts of the cross, and I imagined, 'What if the cross were taken down?

As an agitated crowd jostled around him and people clamored to recount their own sightings, Deepak Sharma, 18, declared in tones usually reserved for ghost stories, "It was a strange kind of black shadow, a strange kind of animal no one has ever seen before".

"It's got kind of a five o'clock shadow, and you don't want to go on with that," she said.