Sentence examples for of a different hue from inspiring English sources
Almost a decade later, sceptics of a different hue campaigned against India's nomination for the IPCC chair, Rajendra Pachauri.
Or he could "cohabit" with a government of a different hue.
The Senate has always had trade sceptics, but some of today's challengers seem of a different hue.
A chase thriller of a different hue is supplied by Hungarian title White God, which kicks off with £17,500 from 14 sites, also including previews.
If Mr Abe survives as prime minister, he will be under pressure to form a government of a different hue, one that brings livelihood issues to the fore.
And while everyone else back in Coleraine is doubtless preparing to paint the town red, the Royal Mail may yet be ordering a few cans of a different hue.
Viewed that way, the single-minded focus on the surroundings and the art of fishing takes on a different hue.
Numbers are down, but it does not matter: perceptions have shifted.A curious side-effect of this change is that the nation's mental image of the immigrant has taken on a different hue.
After lunch, Steck drove to the city's outskirts, to a warehouse that contained a vast climbing gym called Magnet: a Costco of climbing, with undulating pitches of varying steepness, each section a different hue, with hundreds of handholds affixed, stuck there like gobs of bubble gum, in dozens of bright colors, each denoting a particular line.
The rough wood grain of the middle of the table had a different hue than the worn edges," Bramblitt wrote on his website's frequently asked questions page.
To many councillors, the advertised benefit of policy control has a different hue in the context of deep budget cuts; they fear it will mean administering austerity.
