Sentence examples for vague shadow from inspiring English sources

In their eyes, the war that killed an estimated 200,000 Guatemalan civilians is a vague shadow.

The housing slump casts "a vague shadow" on the category, said Roberta Garfinkle, senior vice president and director for print strategy at a media agency, TargetCast TCM.

But what many of his colleagues viewed as a vague shadow spreading across the distant horizon, Ford accepted as a certainty that would require, and reward, advance preparation.

Vague shadows flitted past the window bats.

Dreiser said, "Words are but vague shadows of the volumes we mean".

How true it is that words are but vague shadows of the volumes we mean.

In a way, she had vague shadows of Walter, but then [she] drifted away from that.

I could make out vague shadows on the back of the canvases that seemed a bit like modified camouflage.

"Lying there in the dark, watching vague shadows on the polyester, it feels like a world of unknowns is outside pressing in".

Feeling dispirited and perhaps also hungry, he tried to remember the faces of his employees, but the images he could summon were vague: shadows moving in the corridor, a commotion of clean laundry, murmurs and hushed voices.

We would charge down the mountain, vague shadows in the blowing squall, stop during the 30-second lift line long enough to grin at each other, knock some snow off and head back up.