Sentence examples for hint of shade from inspiring English sources

During a hot spell in 1842, the farmer Lester Howe noticed that his cows congregated at a specific spot on the hillside, far from even a hint of shade.

The climate is so harsh, and the leaves so scarce, that the only way the family gets a hint of shade under the afternoon sun is to fill the tree next to their hut with plastic bags.

The ensemble's trademark mode is an earnest lyricism, with a hint of chiaroscuro shading.

You can also see more of the riding crop – hints of Fifty Shades, perhaps?

The musicologist Alfred Einstein described Mozart's Piano Quartet in E flat (K. 493) as "bright in color but iridescent, with hints of darker shades".

Lips should be kept looking soft and plump with the merest hint of pink or berry shades adding more than enough to complete this sultry, grown-up summer look.

The Asian ghost story has a distinguished lineage: serious filmmakers like Kenji Mizoguchi, Masaki Kobayashi and Stanley Kwan have worked in the genre without shame and without a hint of condescension to the shades and specters and odd bits of ectoplasm that populate it.

I became aware of the sound of my own breathing when I noticed a hint of light outlining the window shade.

I've so been there, Emma… The lipstick Rebecca: Berry-stained with a hint of a smile, this juicy shade adds toughness – and will mask dreaded red-wine lips should she choose to indulge.

In today's diplolingo, it means "a delicate distinction; a subtle shading or veiled variation that gives a hint of a shift in tone".

There is a hint of Mr. Richter's steely shading in "Para" and of his ironic color-sample geometries in "Paranoia".