Sentence examples for are often shady from inspiring English sources

(But then those are often shady).

People who are reluctant to commit in writing are often shady folk and you should not deal with them.

If you drive a north or south direction, tree lined streets and roadways are often shady for much of the day.

The refereeing was often shady, the coaching at best mediocre and the level of play sometimes downright awful.

Yet it's safe to say that by the mid-to-late 20th century male toys were often shady, poorly crafted, and targeted at men with performance issues think penis pumps likely limiting their wider appeal.

The problem is that products pitched with spam are often as shady as the networks, and everyone involved is unlikely to fear such fines.

"These small spaces are often too shady and heavily trafficked to be the lush, pristine lawn that most people think of," she said.

Among them: the battered Taliban remain a deadly force; the militias the Americans increasingly rely upon are often as shady as the insurgents they fight; American technology still cannot defend against some maddeningly simple weapons, mines and roadside bombs.

Phaedra Thomas, administrator of the Red Hook-Gowanus Chamber of Commerce, said residents were cautious at first, as hotels in industrial areas like Red Hook are often a rendezvous point for shady dealings.

While Swiss banks are often mentioned in crime thrillers, as "shady havens for James Bond types, super-villains and African dictators," said the Guardian, outside fictional accounts it "has been virtually impossible until now to get at the reality".

Morrissey's fondness for cutthroat criminals has always been puzzling: here is a gladioli-swinging iconoclast who despises macho posturing, and yet he's often been besotted with shady underworld figures, whether it's Hector the thieving scallywag from First of the Gang to Die or Reggie and Ronnie Kray in Last of the Famous International Playboys.