Sentence examples for too much shadow from inspiring English sources

Too much shadow makes it campy".

A new leaf must collect sunlight without throwing the leaves below it into too much shadow.

Sometimes I thought there was too much shadow, that the film seemed to be performed in the dark.

Although it's tempting to concentrate on trees and large shrubs for an end-of-season display, be careful lest they create too much shadow, so preventing smaller performers from being shown at their best.

Apply that all over your crease and don't use too much shadow.

For this purpose, bright overhead lights can feel harsh and impersonal, and too much shadow can hinder intimate conversation.

If you apply too much eye shadow, lightly dab at the excess eye-shadow with a piece of Kleenex or a cotton swab.

He added that he didn't think that Zynga's post-IPO performance should have too much a shadow over the industry.

Without spoiling the review too much, Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit will surely test the idea of branding, with absolutely nothing interesting to offer beyond a franchise character who no one was clamoring for.

3. This, no less than the former arrangement, is faulty; because matrons, ascending the steps to supplicate the deity, cannot pass the intercolumniations arm in arm, but are obliged to enter after each other;º the doors are also hidden, by the closeness of the columns, and the statues are too much in shadow.

While conducting interviews, Drew meets Mimi Bobeck (Kathy Kinney), a hostile woman who wears too much eye shadow.