Sentence examples for shadowy person from inspiring English sources

A shadowy person tells me to "do something useful" but how can I?

I think she must have been a shadowy person because I have only the vaguest memory of her and I have an excellent memory for most things".

Beauty is standing somewhere nearby, Beatrice thinks, and it's a shadowy person whose exhales become Beatrice's inhales, warming her up, and this moment of warmth, this beautiful horse is why, Beatrice feels certain, a jealous hole cracks open in the ice, a hole that swallows the back legs and hindquarters of Humbletonian faster than a greedy thought.

He hoped some Deep Throat-type figure might drop a dime, and when they were ready, that shadowy person could find him with no problem.

Mr. McCraw said the arsonist is believed to be a fourth person, whose shadowy figure can be seen in video taken by another camera the night of the fire.

There's an anonymous interview in a shadowy staircase with a person who recalls that Jason once slammed down a payphone; a handwriting expert who provides insight to Jason's brain; and, in one of tonight's episodes, a focus on Simpson's infamous If I Did It maybe-confession book, in which Simpson imagines that he would've had an accomplice surely that's evidence of a father-and-son murder duo.

One photo-collage deals with the transitory condition of airport travelers; another with the shadowy figures of "missing persons;" yet another with an Anglophile Indian man who paid a visit to Europe only to be denied entry.

And there is a new, conventional crime fighter in town: the handsome, dashing district attorney Harvey Dent, played by Aaron Eckhart, a man who believes that the rule of law has to be upheld by a democratically accountable person, not some shadowy figure of the night.

An articulate young man, Mr. Cannon nonetheless found himself groping during an interview to explain the dark sense that no matter how well you think you may know a person, there are shadowy truths that can explode without reason when, as he put it, "the curtain comes down".

This particular wedding was to be the pinnacle of my shadowy night job -- a 250-person soiree at a fancy, cavernous venue tucked under Queensboro Bridge and the heftiest paycheck of my DJing career, wedding or otherwise, to boot.

The psychoanalyst Otto Rank thought that a person's double could be a shadowy harbinger of his or her death, and "Enemy" seconds that view.