Sentence examples for given shades from inspiring English sources

Krishna, familiar to Rajasthani worshippers as a blue-skinned infant, has been given shades of vegetal indigo, but there can be no genuine "Indian Yellow" for Radha.

Thanks to the always-dependable Giamatti, he's given shades of complexity, portrayed as someone who not only believes in the group, but also stands up for them and supports them in the face of record company rejection and police intimidation.

These ferns thrive in warm, humid places, especially when given shade, fast-draining soil and frequent showers.

The aim of the study was to characterize the impact of choosing a given shading control model (pattern or strategy) on the calculated overall energy demand for heating, cooling and lighting, as well as the impact on choosing the best-performing transparent façade option for a single-occupant office.

Even if it turns out that exactly the same things exemplify a given shade of green and circularity, these two properties are still distinct.

Possession of a common property (e.g., a given shade of yellow) or a common constellation of properties (e.g., those essential to lemons) has often been cited to explain such resemblance.

It will also make growers jointly responsible with farm labor contractors they hire to ensure that farm workers on their properties are given shade and water when temperatures soar.

The oaks and sycamores that stand there, some nearly 400 years old, have given shade to encampments of patriots from the Spanish-American War, the Civil War and wars of more contemporary vintage.

We learn that the person whose heart is deeply connected to a mosque is one of the seven categories of people given shade from the fire on the Day of Judgment.

Mr. Lehane gives shades of gravitas to "Live by Night" by focusing on questions of conscience, morality and faith.

The latter is red but in combination with chromium gives shades of charcoal, gray, and black; it is used mainly to dye silk and leather.