Sentence examples for less shadowy from inspiring English sources

Never was a politician less shadowy.

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

He made drinks sparkle, desserts shimmer and Richard M. Nixon look less shadowy — all with meticulous tricks of the light.

In less shadowy corners you'll find pieces by Yoko Ono, T. J. Wilcox and a rotating artist in residence (first up: Fab 5 Freddy), all in partnership with the Art Production Fund.

But British ministers are keen to avoid outright clashes at the moment, not least because Ian Watmore, a senior Whitehall figure Mr Cameron initially favoured, recently resigned amid rumours of disagreements over the reforms.If one goal of the rethink is to ginger up officials another is to make the system more transparent and civil servants themselves less shadowy figures.

He was there in the late 70s; his New York was dirtier, shadowier, much less safe.

In waters often less than 10 feet deep, shadowy bits of wing and fuselage, mostly in small pieces, were resting on the sandy sea floor.

If anything, less is known about this shadowy group and its loose network of brigades than in 2009, when its first leader, Mohammed Yusuf, was killed.

Walter's corner of the economic landscape is a more shadowy and decidedly less glamorous place, and one whose main representations are a bunch of books and alt-country songs.

It's doubtful I could have navigated this "shadowy" environment, much less prospered in it, had I not paid the utmost attention to legalities and ethics.

Shadowy modern wars are less about overwhelming force than mastering instantaneous communication to win hearts and minds, adapting rapidly, flattening ponderous military hierarchies, understanding nation-building, and bringing to bear U.S. abilities in fields as diverse as engineering and agronomy.