At the same time, these kids seem to be shadowed by visions of the depleted selves they will be when youth is spent.
A silver-eye-shadowed vision of Diana Ross descends on him in bed, an even campier visitation than Prior Walter experienced in "Angels in America".
IN Lucy Maud Montgomery's classic, "Anne of Green Gables," which is set on Prince Edward Island in Canada, Anne says: "Look at that sea, girls — all silver and shadow and vision of things not seen.
"The Milkmaid," however, is the star: She is an earthy vision--her downturned, shadowed face tranquil, her figure sturdy as she pours milk into a rustic ceramic bowl.
"The Milkmaid," however, is the star: She is an earthy vision her downturned, shadowed face tranquil, her figure sturdy as she pours milk into a rustic ceramic bowl.
Pat Robertson's vision includes building an Evangelical Christian "shadow government" that will eventually take over when the left completely fails.
"The shadow chancellor's vision of massive state intervention is the wrong plan at the wrong time.
The picture's double identity — at once an image and its echo — sets off a chain of dualities: home and away, past and present, shadow and form, vision and memory.
"Today was a chance for Jeremy Hunt to articulate a coherent vision of what Britain's broadband infrastructure should look like," shadow culture minister Helen Goodman said.
Having been allocated only a 10-minute slot to set out her vision as shadow foreign secretary, Thornberry had to choose her words carefully.
This study applied the light bulb shadow test, a manikin vision assessment test, and an individual test to a forklift truck to identify forklift truck design factors influencing visibility.
