Sentence examples for shadowy sections from inspiring English sources

The work has its shadowy sections, but as performed by the current Paul Taylor Dance Company, its best moments are its fastest, when the dancers, who well know that it's meant to bring down the house, have no time to emote.

Berio's orchestra is a multi-layered reference machine that includes a shadowy third section of violins who play at the back of the ensemble behind the percussionists, as well as a couple of electronic organs and saxophones.

She planned to buy an "Aliens for Obama" button, which depicts shadowy figures and a section of extraterrestrial green, because she liked the double meaning.

Set to music by Moondog, it promises a "four-part investigation of the subversive nature of a shadowy character," with a new section each night.

For the video – premiered here – Van Etten takes the song's title to the card table, with shots of a tarot reading interspersed with creeping, shadowy figures and a final section involving myriad hands covering her face.

The other main ground for gloom is the tough stand being taken by some of Macedonia's Slav politicians particularly the VMRO party led by Ljubco Georgievski, the prime minister, and Ljube Boskovski, who as interior minister oversees the police and several shadowy paramilitary organisations.In this section War or peace?

This approach casts a much broader net than Mr. Doggett's, covering not only dozens of the shadowy new groups formed under Section 527 of the Internal Revenue Code that are springing up, but also other groups that advocate political causes, like the American Civil Liberties Union and the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

Mr. Obama cited spending against him by Republican operatives in South Dakota and Tennessee during the primary campaign and said that shadowy groups, known as 527s for the section of the tax code they fall under, can spring up quickly and unleash devastating attacks.

Mr Preston looks not at the flashes of gunfire but at the more shadowy world of bureaucratic infighting.In this section Men of la Mancha Sanctified swords Dog days A whodunnit on wheels First, know thyself Fresh eyeballs Correction: Mary Wesley ReprintsBundy took office with a strong mandate from Kennedy to reorganise the largely administrative National Security Council NSCC).

Among the faithful the Greek Orthodox patriarchate ministers to some 400,000 adherents in Israel, Palestine and Jordan rumours abound of shadowy deals and double-crossings.In this section Pain, unequally spread The state backs off A new approach Flight into penury ReprintsSince its establishment in 451, the patriarchate has accumulated some of the finest parts of Jerusalem.

Roland Chambers, in his new book, investigates Ransome's life in these years as he trod the shadowy border between journalism and espionage.In this section A treacherous path?