Sentence examples for serious shade of from inspiring English sources

Chunky furniture in that serious shade of leather, legal maroon.

There was serious shade being thrown by tedious MOR entertainers, which is all I ask for of awards shows.

Tom Arnold seemed to never leave Twitter, constantly tweeting about the alleged tapes he had of Trump dropping an N-bomb, while also throwing some serious shade at Steven Seagal.

He also threw serious shade at the gathered young people by saying his failures with Congress were their fault because of low youth turnout.

"She gave him serious shade.

John Mayer just threw some serious shade at ex-girlfriend Taylor Swift.

Our English and creative writing students formed a third group responsible for writing the colour and character, chatty pieces to provide some light to the shade of the serious news.

There viewers can find quick updates of Loony party policies and comments on the news, links to personal loony pages as well as pointers to more serious sites all in a dazzling shade of yellow.But however bad such British sites are, spare a thought for Bertie Ahern, the Irish prime minister.

Fitbit cited Jawbone's recent financial woes as part of the decision to drop the suit, throwing some serious legal shade: "SEC filings of one of its biggest investors now value Jawbone shares as worth nothing, as well as indicate that Jawbone has filed for bankruptcy or is in default".

Alissa Walker, a design blogger, says John McCain's merchandise works well because it clearly projects the image of a "super-serious" candidate "in shades of black, navy blue and gold".

Should the shade of Plato.