Sentence examples for such a shadowy from inspiring English sources

My grandfather was such a shadowy figure in my life that I can't even remember the sound of his voice.

While it is impossible to know exactly how such a shadowy enterprise operates, what is clear is that sex is being sold for high prices.

While merchants, security experts and government agencies know of these devices, they exist in such a shadowy realm that it is difficult to assess how big the problem may be or how to address it.

The Iraqi army and police forces have more experience at dealing with militants who attempt to blend into the population in towns and cities than at fighting a conventional-style war, Dempsey said, noting that they have battled such a shadowy foe for years.

But the alliance between Islamic parties and extremist groups is also becoming something of a political liability, as many of the recent terrorist attacks in the region have been pinned on radical groups such as Jemaah Islamiyah, a shadowy network of groups spread across Southeast Asia.

Television Without Pity called Walternate's sudden appearance one of 2010's "Most Memorable TV Moments", explaining "We knew we'd meet him eventually, but the way they surprised us with him at the end of a stand-alone episode was a fitting introduction for such an ominous and shadowy character, and we knew even then that it marked a new and improved era for the show".

The administration argued that military trials are necessary because the regular processes of civilian justice cannot deal with a shadowy foe such as al Qaeda.

"In the bad old days," Singh said in an interview, "particularly pre-1991, when the License Raj held sway, and by design, all kinds of free market mechanisms were hobbled or stymied, and corruption emerged almost as an illegitimate price mechanism, a shadowy quasi-market, such that scarce resources could still be allocated within the economy, and decisions could get made.

Each track plays out like a shadowy romance, with standouts such as "Polychrome" and "What Reason Do We Need" inviting the listener in only to evaporate like a dream.

Far infrared cameras can warn a driver, for instance, that a deer is ahead in the darkness, but such systems cannot illuminate the animal except in a shadowy heads-up display.

The interview continued with Andy conceding provocatively that his TV career "may" be over, suggesting such a loss would be down to shadowy "people who make these decisions".