Sentence examples for more shadowy than from inspiring English sources

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

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

But we now know from the Hutton inquiry that there were serious differences within the Defence Intelligence Service (DIS), which is even more shadowy than MI6.

So is Mira Santiarre Hidalgo, a young woman of surprising gifts and unusual tastes, whose employers are even more shadowy than Darling's.

The synthesis of apprehension is somewhat more shadowy than the other two.

Coster, however, is a far more shadowy figure than Gutenberg, and his printing achievement was not recorded until a century after his death.

So the plants on one side of the narrow path through it live in a much more shadowy world than the other half, which has brilliant sunshine in the middle of the day.

Nolan's knight has always been cut from more shadowy cloth than any of his franchised affiliates, with the spectre of Frank Miller's Nietzschean crusader casting a long shadow over the handsomely ambiguous proceedings.

Director Katie Mitchell makes Chekhov's play look more shadowy, more alarming than most productions.

Rather, it's a kind of hushed folk, in which Wagner's mumbled vocals and idiosyncratic lyrics sketch a picture of a world that is significantly more shadowy, tenuous, and romantic than our own.

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.