Sentence examples for live under the shadow from inspiring English sources

"Everyone will then live under the shadow of Chinese power," he said.

So for the last four decades, Laotians have continued to live under the shadow of war".

This is cold comfort, though, if you have to live under the shadow of violence.

Still, particularly in the English-speaking world, Bruckner's symphonies continue to live under the shadow of the Bruckner Problem.

His reason, he said, was that he did not want "future generations to live under the shadow of continued hatred and resentment".

For the first time, hundreds of millions of citizens of free societies will live under the shadow of the nuclear might of religious fanatics.

I have reinvented who I am and no longer live under the shadows of being "the fat kid".

But it now lives under the shadow of the dam.

In its culture as in its politics, Italy lives under the shadow of Silvio Berlusconi.

Britain has almost as many journalists living under the shadow of trial and punishment as Turkey.

"There are many women who do not know that they might be living under the shadow of cancer," she wrote.