Sentence examples for shadowy events from inspiring English sources

According to one of them, Kenneth Wishnia, a crime writer who lives in East Setauket and has been nominated for the Edgar and Anthony Awards, local residents frequently tell him about shadowy events that don't make the news — things they would never tell an outsider.

So, look out for a Daily Mail exposé where they send a young reporter to the "weekender" to write a story about crazed young extremists at a shadowy event.

Soka Gakkai is a shadowy case in point.

These days, we'll occasionally look up from our desks and see him drifting around the office, flashing a little wave and a smirk before slinking into an office for some shadowy meeting with our events people.

This would be the seventh Friday Night Throwdown, and the event's shadowy promoters had learned not to take any chances.

Pratt Contemporary devotes most of a wall to a series of drypoints by the Brazilian artist Ana Maria Pacheco, better known for her wood carvings; titled "Dark Event," it shows shadowy figures engaged in acts of violence and torture.

And it's very likely that this isn't the only news story that makes you feel as if shadowy forces are behind major world events.

Imperial War Museum, SE1, Thu to 30 May 2016 SS In a series of video performances, Lucy Beech negotiates the shadowy power-play of professional networking events, leadership workshops, mutual confidence sharing and other existential hells on Earth.

Mr. Moreh intercuts the interviews with archival footage of public events and evocative recreations of more shadowy doings.

Historical legacies are bound up with the nature of the individual: leaders are remembered for the events and policies that express "the shadowy place we call our soul".

We gain insight into the events that have shaped their lives, are given shadowy glimpses of their secret wounds, bear witness to the growing affection between them.