Sentence examples for consider shades from inspiring English sources

Modern reviews of the album are generally positive and consider Shades of Deep Purple an important piece in the history of Deep Purple.

Keep your color type in mind as you consider shades.

However, you will need to consider shades and complementary colors that might work too; just how much color do you want the table as a whole to invoke?

He might consider shading his portrayal to include a more rueful side to Paul's nature.

MPA managers may also consider shading areas during bleaching events to reduce UV radiation impacts and overall stress (Hoegh-Guldberg and others 2007b).

Also consider shading the mountain.

If temperatures routinely get above 95 degrees F (35 degrees C), consider shading the tops of each plant from 11 00 to 15:00 to reduce the "burn" caused by the combination of heat and sunlight.

There are radical variations in the way languages carve up the spectrum of visible light; for example, green and blue are distinct colors in English but are considered shades of the same color in many languages.

Ms. Patel and Ms. Chugh considered shades of red, a traditional wedding-dress color ("this is more tomatoey," Ms. Chugh said), fabrics for the dupatta ("the fashion is net") and skirt designs ("so this is mermaid-style?" Ms. Patel asked), as Ms. Chugh pulled samples from under the glass counters.

The Chinese character 青 (pronounced qīng in Mandarin, ao in Japanese, and thanh in Sino-Vietnamese) has a meaning that covers both blue and green; blue and green are traditionally considered shades of "青".

Bruce Eder of Allmusic considers Shades of Deep Purple, despite some flaws, "a hell of an album" and praises the "infectious spirit of fun" of the disc, which has "much more of a '60s feel than we're accustomed to hearing from this band".