I recognize shadows of sense: Ada Louise Huxtable's famous dismissal of 2 Columbus Circle as "a die-cut Venetian palazzo on lollipops" and the profoundly depressing concept that everything in the universe is bound to recur — that we are all trapped in a cosmic "Groundhog Day".
In the shadows, I sensed Umm Ghaida lose her self-control.
He lurks in the shadows, he senses opportunities, he preys on the hesitation of defenders and springs to life in the space of just a few yards, inches even.
Figure 6 Results of Dempster-Shafer analysis for shadowing and sensing inaccuracies.
Some months later, Phemie, Eachann's girlfriend, is occasionally disturbed by elusive shadows she senses on the loch, which make her think of Murdoch, her former paramour.
At Thursday's hearing, he, like many others, was a shadow, in another sense, of his former self.
Yet you leave "Orson's Shadow" with a sense of somehow having entered the heads of famous figures you're used to perceiving as through the wrong end of a telescope.
In that sense, Shadow Government sounds like a suped-up, hyper-modern Sim City, that might even be tweaked into something that could be used to educate high school students in a civics class.
He appears, in fact, to be a man unencumbered by even a shadow of a sense of humour, or the tiniest flicker of a doubt.
In the ebb and flow of movement, and the ominously shadowed music, we sense a measured, controlled desire.
The puppet play and the video are in a sense shadows of Mr. Hou's film, which itself has a diaphanous, hypnotically ethereal quality.
