Sentence examples for yet a shadow of from inspiring English sources

And yet a shadow of disquiet hangs over her.

Seemingly not even classified as children, they stand for all the pain and misery that humans can inflict on each other - and yet we perceive a shadow of the Grail across the flat fields of Norfolk, under whose heavy skies one of them finds some unearthly peace.

Yet they remain a shadow of the side that went into last season's Christmas programme on top of the Premier League.

You don't have it yet, but you have a shadow of the beginnings of it".

Yet there's also a shadow of disappointment that the United States has been so passive as the humanitarian crisis has worsened.

Yet what exists is often just a shadow of what once was.

And I was being prepped for yet another biopsy, to confirm beyond a shadow of a doubt what we already knew.

Yet Plato, in treating earthly music as a shadow of the ideal, saw a symbolic significance in the art.

The American establishment helped create the problem, but now it's metastasizing on its own: the population-control movement is a shadow of its former self, yet sex selection has spread inexorably with access to abortion, and sex ratios are out of balance from Central Asia to the Balkans to Asian-American communities in the United States.

The same fate may yet meet Jose Mourinho, whose defending champions have looked a shadow of their former selves this term.

Yet here was one of the best admitting he was only a shadow of our opponent.