Sentence examples for sort of shadowy from inspiring English sources

I find him interesting, and sort of shadowy as well.

A sort of shadowy presence that hovered by the back door.

Everyone is seen through Carmela's eyes in the year she spends there: a sort of shadowy, unreal, ingrown world these people inhabit.

The article includes an insincere attempt to distinguish legal and illegal gun ownership, even implying that responsible gun owners are some sort of shadowy gang.

For the first time, we witnessed Gotham as a sort of shadowy doppelganger of real-world cities, rather than the pantomime facsimiles of the previous films.

In Jimmy Carter's "An Outdoor Journal," his ode to the role of fresh air in forging gentlemanly virtue, he hints at the predicament of the friend-shooter, a sort of shadowy social limbo, fraught with shame and imputations of poor couth.

As Broadway awaits the revival of "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street," two new musicals opening tonight are venturing into the sorts of shadowy groves of anxiety where Stephen Sondheim has long made his artistic home.

[Donovan is] a rather traditional guy with a traditional family, and he's forced into a situation where he has to deal with all sorts of shadowy figures.

Tom Harrell The trumpeter Tom Harrell favors a precise but shadowy sort of post-bop, sonorous and warm and alert.

Of course, the leavers say this must be some sort of conspiracy masterminded by shadowy international elites.

This is interesting you think that there was some sort of conspiracy involving this shadowy Doyle figure... LAWRENCE: No, no.