Sentence examples for it casts shade on from inspiring English sources

It casts shade on the hard task of making government accountable for groups like ​Justice for Women, that Bindel founded, which managed to ​change the law that prevents men claiming that "nagging" was an alright reason to kill their female partners.

Mr. Sarini conceded that parking spots will be lost but said the tower would cast shade on the playground only one month a year.

But the region's most powerful media outlet, The Boston Globe, has her back on this one, running story after story casting shade on the Walsh administration's ties to organized labor.

My tree has branches that reach over the outer wall and cast shade on the alley beyond.

More than six months after two Santa Clara residents were convicted under a state nuisance law for letting their redwoods cast shade on a neighbor's solar panels, the governor signed into law a bill that gives trees the right to grow as they please — as long as they predate any solar panels they might be shading.

So I have an especially low tolerance for people who cast shade on the brilliance of these young women.

It cast shades, too, over JK Rowling's Harry Potter, and has inspired Japanese anime.

It takes sunlight to cast shade, after all.

It cast a white shade on everything, like a veil over our eyes.

It casts doubt on American "watch-lists" of suspects.

It casts "doubt on the efficacy of external [government] intervention.