Sentence examples for throws a shadow from inspiring English sources

Hitchens's esophageal cancer inevitably throws a shadow over this spirited, provocative collection, which shows his extraordinary wit and range.

The brim of Antonin Proust's hat throws a shadow over one shrewd eye, glittering in the dark.

The esophageal cancer that killed Hitchens last December throws a shadow over this provocative collection, one of the Book Review's 10 Best Books of 2011.

David Hume's name is invoked several times, and his famous essay "Of the Standard of Taste" throws a shadow over the entire enterprise.

It is certainly the case, as Peggy Noonan suggests, that the coarsening of our society in general and of our political culture in particular throws a shadow across this otherwise gilded and happy American age.

There is much more in this account that throws a shadow across the fostered image of Israel's earliest days and that alters the tones of a picture that has taken on almost mythological qualities.

The plane comes in low, throwing a shadow in the shape of a giant cross, rushing over the ground.

Green's fumble that let in Dempsey's shot on 40 minutes threw a shadow over it all.

The silver coating would make the string opaque when placed in a beam of light and would throw a shadow onto a plate.

Speaking just before the vote, somewhat euphemistically, of FIFA being in "troubled times", he accepted that "events have thrown a shadow across" the organisation.

To expand his horizon, and to throw a shadow over his protagonist's, Russo has added a companion narrative to run alongside Lucy's.