Sentence examples for so much shadow from inspiring English sources

I believe he is in error to place so much shadow around the leading couple in the middle of "Diamonds," but he heightens some tableaus in "Emeralds" and "Rubies" with side lighting that makes the bodies gleam sensationally.

(The justice admits to having given the death sentence and is now hanging around to witness the execution, which suggests that the screenwriter picked up his knowledge of American jurisprudence from "Judge Judy".) "Half Past Dead," which opens nationwide today, is shot in so much shadow and cobalt blue that the movie itself seems to be hiding from something, like audiences.

(McGinley is even more hyperactive than usual; perhaps he was afraid he couldn't be seen in all the 40-watt-bulb darkness. The film is lighted like the lobby of an Ian Schrager-Philippe Starck hotel, with so much shadow that it deserves an above-the-title credit.) That doesn't stop Carter, because he has to make up for having disappeared from his brother's life for five years.

Sendak's gift was for creating worlds — "In the Night Kitchen" (magical title!) and "Where the Wild Things Are" come first to mind — where an almost Muppet-like note of charm and warmth was matched by a mood not so much dark as shadowed, o'er cast, as Shakespeare would have said.

Some of us may think it's profoundly unwise to spend 17% of our annual income on a shiny pebble, but it hardly matters: Those diamond dealers have spent so much on shadows-and-violins advertisements that the idea lives in popular consciousness.

David Catania, a District council member, says it is hard to believe that a businessman would invest so much in a shadow campaign and not tell the beneficiary.

But I spend so much time in shadow cities at home that when I step out I need to experience the real city.

As for the commission, it remained packed with expirees who would gladly disintegrate, if necessary, to avoid casting so much as a shadow on any of the mayor's plans.

Dennis represents so much of the shadow side of all of us.

She was born in Chennai, the coastal city in southern India, where Brahmins bathed if so much as the shadow of a lower-caste Dalit fell on them.

Personally, I had a problem as the season started being so much in the shadows of Ray.