Sentence examples for any shades from inspiring English sources

In albino birds of some species, pigments other than melanin are at work, and colored feathers may grow on parts of their bodies, but never any shades of brown.

The Hesse: with ultra-fat arms and a keyhole-esque nose, the Hesse's gradient teardrop lenses are set in thick curved acetate coming in colors ranging from clear to chocolate swirl, though if you're getting lots of those, good luck finding any shades that make you look cool.

While brash displays of ignorance may win votes in Republican primaries, it is never helpful for the president of the U.S., in an increasingly global and multi-polar world, to cavalierly mispronounce foreign words, to remain deliberately ignorant of foreign cultures, to fail to see any shades of gray in any policy discussions or to have any ability to propose complex solutions to complex problems.

Good dress colors are any shades of purple or blue, pink, white, or yellow.

To use a cliché, an ideologue sees everything in a black and white contrast with few if any shades of gray.

Any colors (as long they are not too flashy or unnatural) are okay, but desired are deep blues, faded whites, and any shades of grey.

("Most of the trees are too young yet to give any shade," Ryzsard complains).

What's conspicuously absent is any shade of bitterness or resentment about his situation.

Solid-coloured dogs may be black or any shade of brown.

Selectively dimming individual colors can produce any shade from the Pantone deck of standardized color cards.

But their competing policies were less notable than the care the three took to avoid any shade of prejudice.