Sentence examples for shadows and kept from inspiring English sources

Speaking at the launch in London, Nicky Morgan, the secretary of state for education and minister for women, said: "Until recently this harrowing practice too often remained in the shadows and kept a secret despite the unimaginable and lifelong suffering it can cause.

Many of these groups face intense stigma, social ostracizing, and discriminatory laws that force them into the shadows and keep them from seeking AIDS treatment and prevention services.

He wasn't much impressed with his own fame either, preferring to remain in the shadows and keep on reading and writing about the things that fascinated him, right up to the end.

The purpose of doing this is to tone down the shadow and keep it soft.

Before the extraction, the leaves were dried in shadow, milled, homogenized and kept at 4 °C until analysis.

In 1985 he started to talk to ordinary people about politics, discovering that many thought of Labour as "a shiver of fear in the night", a party of the shadows; and he kept checking the pulse of the country with focus groups ever afterwards, sometimes more than once a day.

He would program the hand-held radios and distribute them to operators who would shadow officials and keep them in radio contact.

Mendelsohn uses his most experienced operators in the later stages of the race to shadow officials and keep them in radio contact.

All is not lost, which should give the president some hope amid the shadows, and should keep the Republicans from thinking that their own course will now be unimpeded.

There were other pockets of denial, notably the "CSI" procedurals on CBS that made a fetish of science and kept characters and their shadow selves in the background.

Critics claim he calls the shots at shadow Cabinet meetings and keeps colleagues in the dark about his own announcements.