The bassist John Hebert and the drummer Eric McPherson shadowed him carefully, producing an undulant pull.
So savor their mutually illuminating beauty and commonalities while you can, starting with the noticeably sad, noble, carefully shadowed faces of the enthroned Madonna and the adult Jesus, who both look directly toward the viewer, full of tragic foreknowledge.
Step out of your shadow, the carefully constructed almost-self you've been instructed, encouraged, cajoled to settle for.
The detail of intricate plant combinations, blendings of texture and form, even shadow, are carefully planned and maintained.
The woman, slim and soft-spoken, wore a lavender head scarf to cover her hair and matching lavender shadow drawn carefully around her eyes.
Each image is carefully shaded and shadowed to create variations in tone for subtle and acute effect.
In what may be the best of Child's austere thrillers, Jack Reacher, a rootless ex-military cop who emerges from the shadows of his carefully guarded anonymity to play the series fix-it man, is given the assignment of his career: to assassinate the newly elected vice president.
Thus "Democracy" takes place mostly amid carefully manipulated shadows, the appropriate element for a work that considers the ultimate unknowableness of the private souls within public figures.
She opened her oversize black bag and pulled out a mirrored compact, lipstick, eye liner, eye shadow and mascara, and carefully made up her face.
This is the party's official response, from Diana Johnson, a shadow Home Office minister, which carefully avoids giving any endorsement to decriminalisation.
"This important study shows the NHS made great strides under the last Labour government and those who seek to run it down would do well to study its conclusions carefully," said shadow health secretary Andy Burnham.
