Sentence examples for most shadowy from inspiring English sources

It is both a reputation-laundry service, and the most shadowy backroom-dealing house.

Giorgio da Castelfranco, otherwise known as Giorgione, is by general consent the most shadowy figure in the history of art.

It's not hard when there is the political will: after 9/11, even the most shadowy tax haven shut down al-Qa'ida-linked bank accounts within a week.

"These forces are the most shadowy and the most unaccountable in the country and it's a serious problem [that] nobody's taking responsibility for," said Rachel Reid, a senior policy adviser to the Open Society Foundation.

Opposition research happens on every campaign, and here you had probably the most shadowy guy ever running for president, and the FBI certainly has seen fit to look into it.

A lawsuit filed on Wednesday against some of the most shadowy Internet criminals — gangs based in Eastern Europe that electronically break into business computers, steal banking passwords and transfer themselves money — is being used to pry information from a group that is nearly as reclusive as the hackers: banks whose computers have been compromised.

What he offers most is shadowy or demanding women in a world full of one-dimensional men.

But for the most part, these shadowy literary traces are all that remain of his substantial club-footed presence.

These cards, which most buy from shadowy men at a restaurant or shop in the Izmir bazaar, cost between eleven hundred and thirteen hundred dollars; they are the refugees' tickets to Europe.

One of the most effective, if shadowy, figures in the denialist camp is the George C. Marshall Institute, which was set up by a group of cold-warrior scientists in 1984 to lobby against scientific criticism of Ronald Reagan's missile defense system popularly known as Star Wars.

Most political parents are shadowy or idealised figures, deployed to sustain a suitable narrative.