Sentence examples for shady to from inspiring English sources

"It seemed very shady to me".

Some roofs are simply too small or shady to pay off.

On the day of the third Presidential debate, Eminem released a seven-minute freestyle, "Campaign Speech," that seemed to liken Slim Shady to Trump.

Those doubts were largely dispelled when he rode the talented but truculent Slim Shady to win the Grade II San Marcos at Santa Anita 9 February.

"It does seem a little shady to do this kind of field study - the very studies the companies say are the most important ones - and then not tell people what they find".

In experiments as in life, the holier-than-thou effect diminishes quickly when people have actually had the experience they are judging: dubious accounting practices will appear less shady to the person who has had to put a good face on a failing company.

The bank's lawyers drew attention to the aspects of their lives that sounded shadiest to outsiders.

"They [pharmaceutical companies] don't need to engage in shady practices to turn a profit," he said.

In Taiwan, workers take one hour off for lunch, usually from 12 00 to 13:00, at shady places to avoid direct sun exposure.

"But in China, it often comes down to networking and even some shady ways to court higher authorities.

His assistant made allusions to us being hired by Shady Records to try and discredit him.