Sentence examples for has shades from inspiring English sources

Still, the series has shades.

Duh has shades of meaning, even sophistication.

I know, I'm being unrealistic (and that last idea has shades of HillaryCare).

To some, McIlroy has shades of Hogan and Byron Nelson already.

The campaign has shades of another decade's "Dump Florio" cry against tax increases.

Even Kate Middleton, it turns out, has shades of Lady Macbeth who knew?

Suddenly the voice that limply preached on behalf of true love has shades and colors.

"This has shades of Nazi Germany, where neighbors turn each other in," she said.

So their dispute has shades of quarreling cousins, albeit ones armed with billions of dollars and American warplanes.

He has two caregivers and is bathed and dressed in a collaborative effort that has shades of Fellini.

This has shades of Roland Garros 2011 when Murray twisted his ankle against Germany's Michael Berrer and still won.