Sentence examples for shadowy gap from inspiring English sources
Two new dramas debuting Thursday night fit much more in the industry-wide equation of "successful" with "gritty," focusing on the churning shadowy gap between appearance and reality.
Angelopoulos does not relate the story of his country so much as linger amid the whispered backstories of its citizens, and we are somehow left to fill in the shadowy gaps.
Patrick Magee, who was convicted of the crime, seems to have had a shadowy accomplice, never traced: in this gap, Lee is able to invent an undercover "Chief Explosives Officer, Dann.
And they are not just retold: gaps are filled in, shadowy characters brought to life, new episodes introduced.
Into this gap in the market stepped the shadowy figure of Dr John Petro.
Here Reed uses a similar framework to devastating emotional ends, invoking Aniston's public mask of suffering and Vaughn's seemingly boundless bonhomie to reflect on the gap between the megawatt personae of Hollywood and the elusive, shadowy realities of love's labors.
"I've been writing a lot about Afghanistan on my blog," says Curtis who, during the gap between films, has been producing shorts and surfacing footage in a shadowy corner of the BBC website.
Carter felt he needed to create a character who would bridge the gap between FBI agents Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) and the shadowy conspirators who were working against them; he conceived of a character "who works in some level of government that we have no idea exists".
Everything was grey and shadowy.
