Sentence examples for definite shade from inspiring English sources

Tom Daley, the British diver, shared an image on Twitter on Tuesday that showed it to be a definite shade of green – particularly in comparison to the pristine water polo pool on the left.

It should be a definite shade ( this means black, brown, auburn, chestnut, red or blonde, not some drab in-between shade you dyed it two years ago).

'Processed Beats' manages to mix close-miked Ian Brown-style doubled vocals and shouty Shaun Ryder stanzas on a bed of shuffling, Reni-style drums, and opener and single 'Club Foot' has definite shades of EMF's 'Unbelievable'.

If that sounds like a seniors version of Transformers, then there's definite shades of Iron Man to another of their advances - a robotic suit designed to give the infirm extra strength and mobility.

The same creature diverging over time to develop an above ground form and a more dangerous close relative which ekes out its existence in tunnels below the surface has definite shades of the Eloi and Morlocks from HG Wells' The Time Machine.

Anyone who pays tax, however distantly, does technically pay for that and within this story there are definite shades of hypocrisy, indignity and carnal weakness.

There was a definite bit of shade of the Oscars red carpet Sunday, thanks to Taraji P. Henson.

In fact there was a definite difference in shades, but the young men were convinced they had seen the true colours of the Islamists.

Not definitive, just definite.

She bursts in with a team of bodyguards to introduce Lyon Dynasty's No. 1 artist, Hakeem, who performs a definite club banger, laden with shade, featuring a small cameo by Timbaland, who oversees the entire show's music.

This shade of red was a definite theme on the red carpet tonight.