Meanings of inky shadows in English

Twilight gathered in inky shadows and a recent rain flavoured the air.

Vivid sunlight; inky shadows; a green to everything- asolid ,brilliantgreen.

In the warm afternoon, inky shadows creep across the green and yellow walls below.

The inky shadows had lain everywhere, indistinguishable from crevasses.

Monstrous, extended inky shadows stretched enormous distances, utterly black.

At first, only the highest mountains caught the slanting rays, while the surrounding valleys remained flooded with inky shadows.

She sat there awhile longer, until the slopes lay softly revealed to her, their hollows filled with inky shadows.

A hard blue sky hung over all this prospect, the sunshine cast inky shadows, and eastward was a whitish sea.

Arya nodded, then she and Blödhgarm disappeared into the pools of inky shadows that surrounded the houses behind Eragon and Saphira.

All was still within as well as without, in the moonlight bright as day on the wild orchard full of inky shadows.

Maybe he should have expected it, he thought, looking around at the inky shadows, the wavery golden ghosts of the lantern's light.

The scattered mesquite stood against the night like a wall, spotted with inky shadows, and, above, the heavens resembled a boiling caldron.

It made one frightened, too: it was so dark and witchlike, so uncanny, almost wicked, so thin and full of inky shadows.

The solitary, sick-looking man, with inky shadows under fixed eyes, was so actual that she recaptured the pungent drift of his burning cigarette.

They hugged the rocks so closely that most of the time their figures disappeared in the inky shadows of projecting or beetling cliffs and pillars.

The more his eyes became accustomed to the yellowish light and inky shadows, the more extensive became his estimate of the wealth the cave contained.