Sentence examples for becoming shades from inspiring English sources

He thinks of his Aunt Julia's imminent demise, and how "one by one we're all becoming shades".

(It is now a becoming shade of burgundy).

The blackish ugly creatures were turning a becoming shade of red.

This suggests that yellow birch will lose its moderate shade tolerance evolutionally becoming a shade-intolerant species and that it may become more difficult to naturally regenerate in the future.

The once kaleidoscopic book world risks becoming 50 shades of safe.

A new commercial features Gail Nkoane, a singer and actress, who applies the product and is instantly bathed in light, giving the effect of her skin becoming several shades lighter.

Like some aging rock bands, long-running TV shows run the risk of becoming stale shades of their former selves — and the better they were at their heights, the more disappointing the contrast.

If Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike's recent stunt is anything to go by, what was once regarded as a symbol of legitimacy and agency is becoming another shade in the blinding lights of commercial dance music.

Baby Turner's father is Asian but now Turner finds that she is: "examining my daughter for signs that her skin is becoming a deeper shade of brown and being perturbed if I find them".

Now Mr. Harris, as the tormented Jackson Pollock, does his part for the tradition, upending tables, urinating into a fireplace and, at his drunkest, becoming a fluorescent shade of orange that makes him look even more like a pumpkin than Al Gore did during the first presidential debate.

There's a particular formula for becoming a YouTube star -- shades funny, shades talented, shades blithely un-self-aware that yields a ridiculously watchable, viral result.