Sentence examples for shadow meant from inspiring English sources

heard some offkey russian accent singing the wrong words to acquiesce..disagreed over how i thought 'cast no shadow' meant the same as 'get the wogs out'.

'In Jungian psychology, the shadow means the subconscious, or everything that we would like to hide," says the Dutch photographer Viviane Sassen, talking via Skype from her Amsterdam studio.

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Agreeing to bring money out of the shadows means trusting the government even as the amnesty exposes its desperation.

Deep shadows mean it cannot now get enough light on to its solar panels to recharge its systems.

However, many of these algorithms assume that scene is illuminated uniformly and shadows mean that this assumption is not always valid for outdoor scenes.

The reason is straightforward: large standard deviation of shadowing means the variability of shadowing is great, and it will result in great variability of the received signal or interference.

Since a larger correlation coefficient or standard deviation of shadowing means worse link quality, we conclude that the relay should be placed more closely to the node with a larger correlation coefficient and standard deviation of shadowing so as to compensate for the loss of the link quality.

" Shadowing means just watching…what I mean is actually taking part in but not being solely responsible".

Kingsnorth's "shadow language" meant it was politely declined by all the mainstream publishers who were sent it, hence the decision to use Unbound.

Manning was out of rhythm, looking for shadows, which meant the rest of the Indianapolis offense was stuck in second gear.