Sentence examples for sort of twilight from inspiring English sources

Such clouds of dust had risen that there was a sort of twilight around.

"Such clouds had risen that there was a sort of twilight around … The day grew darker and darker," Hersey wrote.

By 10 30 a.m., after Justice Anthony M. Kennedy had offered a brisk summary of the majority opinion and Justice John Paul Stevens labored through a 20-minute rebuttal, a sort of twilight had settled over the courtroom.

After December , 1961 Joseph Kennedy, mostly mute and occasionally moaning, sat trapped inside the effects of a stroke another sort of "Twilight Zone" scenario that I began to ponder with phobic regularity.

For Wall Street, that story is still in a sort of twilight zone.

Most digital currencies exist in a sort of twilight state just beyond the grasp of federal regulators, but the U.S. tax authority is starting to get savvy to this whole bitcoin thing.

For the moment she lives in a sort of auditory twilight.

Mr. Morris, whose theatrical work includes "The Thin Blue Line" and Mr. Death, says he thinks of the series as a sort of nonfictional "Twilight Zone".

And I suspect that it's not just the Iraq war, but what Frum and other neoconservatives like Norman Podhoretz mean by "the war" - some sort of long twilight struggle against an ill-defined enemy, variously known as "terrorists," "Islamofascists" or "extremists".

It really hit home for me when Kip Anderson said that he felt like he was stuck in some sort of "Cowspiracy Twilight Zone".

Figures as august as federal judges, legislators, and even the President have long abided by a tacit recognition of the military's superior judgment in all matters affecting its personnel, casting the Armed Forces into a sort of constitutional Twilight Zone unconstrained by our most cherished standards of due process of law.