Sentence examples for slightly shaded from inspiring English sources

Every story in the newspaper runs twice, side by side — one version in Spanish and the other, slightly shaded, in English.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic's feat in remaining a supreme striker at the age of 34 – the oldest member of the top 20 in this year's poll – is only slightly shaded by the fact a boundlessly wealthy PSG team have won the domestic league by a street the last three seasons and are way ahead already this term.

It'll probably be more expensive, it'll probably involve more forms and it'll probably all be slightly shaded with sadness.

Embryos were raised in egg water (0.3 g/L Instant Ocean, 75 mg/L CaSO4) slightly shaded from the light in the cyanobacterial incubator at 30°C.

Belle's lids are always slightly shaded.

Most prefers moisture and indirect (slightly shaded) sunlight.

(So his slightly shade-throwing subtext is that privacy purists are still benefiting from a Facebook sugardaddy).

But on closer investigation, the tale is slightly more shaded.

Add a slightly darker shaded lipstick to the centers avoiding a thin line surrounding your lips.

A separate analysis of half a million tweets conducted by social media sentiment firm TheySay, which uses software developed at the University of Oxford, also found that the Labour leader won by a small margin, with reaction to Miliband slightly positive and Cameron shading slightly negative.

The Yankees' outfielders were shaded slightly toward right field, accounting for Molina's tendency to slap singles, and with the count at two strikes, Williams anticipated a fly to his left.