In the primary task, participants either shadowed words or named the superordinate categories to which words belonged under AV (dynamic face with lips moving) or A-only (static face) speech modes.
A lightning bolt crest was decided on, not unlike the current crest but simplified, without shadowing or wording.
News reports said that Wallison and his fellow Republicans on the Commission also wanted to ban the words "shadow banking," "interconnection," and "deregulation" from a report on the Great Recession and its causes.
His treatment of the Carr family intensified an impression that would grow and forever shadow Murdoch: that his word is counterfeit, and he can't be trusted.
Umbrage, rooted in the Latin umbra, "shadow," is a milder word than its synonyms, "resentment, offense," and a long step back from "outrage".
During a private commission meeting last week, all four Republicans voted in favor of banning the phrases "Wall Street" and "shadow banking" and the words "interconnection" and "deregulation" from the panel's final report, according to a person familiar with the matter and confirmed by Brooksley E. Born, one of the six commissioners who voted against the proposal.
They are the thing itself, the life we shadow in words and then try to turn back to substance in the readers' imagination.
"How meaning slips around in the shadow of words, hissing through the gaps in their definitions?" After '56 : "Hungary tried a socialist-capitalism that was like squaring a circle," he recounted the other day.
Justice Kennedy laid out for all to see that the sole purpose of this law was to "impose a disadvantage, a separate status, and a stigma upon all who enter into same-sex marriages... " For those living in DOMA's shadow, those words were extraordinarily validating.
Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tumblr faded to shadow; I was not distracted from reading a single word.
