Certainly, some highly ideological senators may be happy to ignore public opinion, and some modestly ideological ones might shade their assessments of it.
Mr. Baitz, who wrote "Other Desert Cities," in addition to creating "Brothers & Sisters," said that Ms. Griffiths grounded Sarah and her other characters in wry, philosophical delivery, even in high-strung emotional moments that lesser actresses might shade into the hysterical.
She might shade into something heavier than hard cider, but she never flirts with the kind of P.R. disaster that Madonna encountered when she blithely decided, onstage at Miami's Ultra Music Festival, last year, to give a shout-out to the drug Molly.
The type of toilet facility and stool disposal schemes might shade light on the notions of household sanitary conditions and as such on the possibility of the transmission of diarrheal pathogens through fecal contamination [ 2, 19].
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats coach Richard Agar: "We might shaded it over the 80 minutes.
He might consider shading his portrayal to include a more rueful side to Paul's nature.
"A feeling of comfort and everything totally reversible," said the designer of her wooly cardigans and tailored tweeds that might be shaded with patches of color and worn in layers, including puffa vests or loose shirts.
The participants were midlevel sales managers who, in the normal course of things, might have shaded their estimates on the high side to please their superiors (sound familiar, George Tenet?).
If his only chance was to land a Sunday punch, it looked as if he were waiting until Sunday, although he was pleased with a little flurry at the end of the round, which he might have shaded.
