Sentence examples for was very shadowy from inspiring English sources

It's shadowy like you've never seen, honestly, and many people have told me it was very shadowy that night.

It was very shadowy and dead-quiet in the room where I'd been pretending to be a corpse for four days.

She is very languid and very shadowy and she speaks softly out of nowhere and you can't lay a finger on her because in the first place you don't want to and in the second place she is reading The Waste Land or Dante in the original, or Kafka or Kierkegaard or studying Provençal".

"It was a very shadowy hippies-in-the-redwood-forest scene," he said.

Yes there's still a darkness there – literally too, Cromwell lurks about in the shadows (it's all very shadowy, as it must have been in the 16th century) – and all that ambition.

"The room had an attic space, and when I showed it at the Geffrye Museum I remember people being very upset because the attic was shadowy: 'It isn't lit properly,' they said; 'we can't see the pots up there.' And I remember thinking 'yes, that's it'; attics are liminal spaces".

And it's very likely that this isn't the only news story that makes you feel as if shadowy forces are behind major world events.

The monthly fees — often in the $9 range — as well as the service come from third-party providers, which is a generic term for what are, in many instances, very shadowy companies that behave very badly.

In the same vein, former Senator Warren B. Rudman of New Hampshire, co-chairman of a commission that warned last March that attacks like Tuesday's were coming, said that the terrorist network constituted "a very shadowy, spongy target, very difficult to identify".

From there, it all gets very shadowy.

But there was no shadowy figure.