Sentence examples for shadowy relationship from inspiring English sources

In recent weeks, with the Presidential campaign approaching, Morris's shadowy relationship with the President has become a matter of intense interest.

The Pakistani military and intelligence services helped create the Taliban in the mid-1990s, and elements of their security services have maintained a shadowy relationship with the group ever since.

Featuring often haunting video sequences by Peter Nigrini and Mr. Philippou, used in couterpoint with Mr. Cerveris's live performance as Edwin, the production is sparked by bright insights about the shadowy relationship between performers and their audiences.

Developed with obvious care and effort over the past three years, "The Booth Variations" is sparked by bright insights about the shadowy relationship between performers and their audiences in the American past and present.

Although the evidence has yet to surface, Russia will make the most of the chance to pose as a bastion of European civilisation, threatened by the hordes of Islam.The war is also shaking up Moscow's shadowy relationship with Chechnya, which considers itself independent but is not recognised as such by Russia (or, in consequence, by anyone else).

But somehow, amid all the end-of-civilization high jinks, Johnson forgets to give us much concrete detail about the shadowy relationships from Hank's past.

Most of its real-life characters are unknown outside Italy, and the complicated, shadowy relationships among politicians, the Mafia and the Vatican are difficult to decipher.

"We don't need, given the incident in Peru and our experiences in Latin America in the past, shadowy relationships where information is difficult to secure and where activities tend to be obscure," Mr. Delahunt said.

Even though "the complicated, shadowy relationships among politicians, the Mafia and the Vatican are difficult to decipher," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times in April, "as operatic cinema, it ranks alongside the best of Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola".

Employers and domestic workers alike have suffered under the shadowy employment relationships encouraged by the domestic worker exclusion from labor law protections.

A confrontation between Lawrence and his wife, Corinne (the poised Rachel Nicks), is among the play's strongest scenes, opening a fictional window onto the shadowy side of a relationship that most histories treat with caution.