Sentence examples for shadowy look from inspiring English sources

"We wanted to contrast the dim, shadowy look we have at Sorella," Ms. Hearst said.

An expanse of yellow rape flowers appeared in the near distance, and the Helan range had a shadowy look, despite the mid-afternoon sun.

And John Lasiter's artful lighting scheme reproduces the shadowy look of noir movies in the black-and-white sequences and the artificial tones of old hand-tinted postcards in the color scenes.

Coppola, Tavoularis, and the cinematographer Gordon Willis devised a shadowy look for the film which would profoundly influence period films for three decades to come, and would confound screening-room kibbitzers accustomed to ultra-bright Doris Day lighting.

David Tattersall (who photographed the pilot for "The Walking Dead") borrows the shadowy look of old film noir and adds color.

In 2003, Los Angeles Times critic Christopher Knight wrote, "Stylistically, Stock marries the shadowy look of 1940s Hollywood melodrama with its closest visual cousin in the European canon — the candlelighted inscrutability of 17th century followers of Caravaggio, such as Georges de La Tour".

Even California's Latino Republican Lt. Governor Abel Maldonado, the son of migrant farm workers from Mexico, ran an ad with shadowy looking undocumented Latino types that he labeled criminals as he accused his opponent Democrat Gavin Newsom of failing to enforce the law as Mayor of San Francisco.

With this camera you can set shutter speed and exposure and alter color tint in the camera to create a blue-tinged, shadowy feel, like the look of "C.S.I.: N.Y.," which you couldn't get with automatic settings.

What does this shadowy legend look like?

The next technology upgrade in TVs will be HDR, where bright and shadowy areas look great and this TV is HDR-capable.

Unless you're going for the shadowy mysterious look, in which case go for it.