Sentence examples for shadowy subjects from inspiring English sources

Having long collected books on shadowy subjects, she launched a blog in 2007 that covered topics like postmortem photography and Santa Muerte ("Saint Death") figurines.

Rendell's love life has always been a shadowy subject.

"Gerrymandering" is an illustrated civics lesson that strains to make its complicated, shadowy subject — electoral redistricting — a political hot topic.

When researchers delved deeper into this shadowy subject they found that computers were even more of a frustration than light bulbs.

Soka Gakkai is a shadowy case in point.

Stealing moments amid the parties and the premières, Mignot created shadowy, stylized portraits of his subjects, and then the artist Camille Rousseau used carbon paper to draw designs on each image, evoking, Rousseau said, "the aura that lives around the person".

Ken Rosenbaum of The Toledo Blade wrote Swift "deftly handles lyrics and subjects in that shadowy area between teenager and womanhood".

Shadowy government activities are the subject of William Allen's nine-panel text paintings examining the history, purpose and mythology around the Mount Weather Emergency Operations Center, a United States government structure near Bluemont, Va.

The use of these shadowy powers has never before been the subject of any oversight regime.

Their mortgages are subject to scholarly study, their medical records sold in shadowy alleys, their childhood friends dunned to offer up nuggets of gossip.

Its eight paintings, which portray different men and women in the same upscale, shadowy bedroom, are simple, unstrained in either surface or subject, yet psychologically ambiguous.