Sentence examples for too large a shadow from inspiring English sources

Is it simply the fact that Spielberg casts too large a shadow over the shark genre?

That Village is already past in too large a part, though its shadows remain in the literary and cultural walking tours that lace the neighborhood.

However, if the values of the thresholds are too large, some true shadow regions will not be detected from candidate nonshadows regions.

He dreamed of composing a symphony, but the Beethoven's shadow loomed too large, so the concerto plays out a massive wrangle: an intense, self-questioning young artist meets the corpulent orchestral sound of Brahms's future symphonies.

This sad, freighted history is a large burden for a little opera to bear, but it does not cast too long a shadow at the New Victory.

The mockumentary format is key to this, although the influence of The Office does occasionally cast an all-too-large shadow over People Just Do Nothing.

Faces loom too large in their portentous close-ups, shadows seem darker than dark, and the editing has an urgent, heedless quality — to give horror-inclined viewers that pleasantly familiar sensation of rushing headlong toward the unspeakable.

That, too, was a shadow of their worst fears.

Yes, she's had a remarkable career and a particularly good year (with her turn as a geriatric nurse in Getting On a must-see sitcom performance), but it sometimes feels like her shadow looms too large over perceptions of women in stand-up.

Our country's history (and continued policy) of linguistic genocide casts too long of a shadow.

The impact on the two cover images of CG3 will be too large due to the fact that each cover image must hide (w 3/|CG3|) = (4/2) = 2 shadows.