Sentence examples for shades of winter from inspiring English sources
Apparently, our reproof of this exhibitionist lemmingism was phrased to politely that it was misunderstood; this year the shades of winter are darker and more numerous than ever.
The glue holding the film together is Adam Newport-Berra's elegant hand-held cinematography, which captures changing shades of winter and the frightened faces in natural light with an astonishing intensity.
Perhaps the most visually exciting example of Ms. Ishioka's work is in a grand ball scene in which the guests are dressed in gowns inspired by animals — a swan, a walrus, a giraffe — all in shades of winter white, while the queen, played by Ms. Roberts, wears a venomous shade of red.
Simon & Garfunkel's A Hazy Shade of Winter, released 10 months later, features the "leaves are brown" as a pointed homage.
In this sense there are more shades of 1983 than 1992.
Mistrust stirs as shades of yesterday are summoned with a vengeance.
"Never mind shades of 1966, this England team is playing football from 1066," writes Justin Kavanagh.
Hillary Clinton (shades of 2016) had been passed over by the voters.
Shades of 2001: A Space Odyssey and Solaris in Jones's impressive debut.
There are shades of 2001: A Space Odyssey and Solaris in Jones's impressive debut.
