Sentence examples for softer shade from inspiring English sources
The female officer's uniform seems a softer shade of blue, and the look on her face becomes one of sisterly concern.
Happier times could be seen on their fingernails; Mikerlyne, 17, who sat with her arms around her siblings, wore deep red nail polish that had chipped; Silvin wore a softer shade of pink.
1975 Mexico The Queen has long been one for a glamorous headpiece, as this polka-dotted turban attests, and yellow has also been a repeating theme in the royal's wardrobe, though now a softer shade of primrose is favoured over the bold hue shown on her first visit to Mexico.
In Asia, however, the Russian leader is more often to be seen in softer shades, wearing an ingratiating smile and trying hard to make friends.
Casting off winter's uniform of long-line black drapery and leather trousers, the fashion pack have re-invented themselves (again) in a palette of softer shades and more relaxed silhouettes.
The remaining four-fifths of "Knowing Too Much" might as well be a different book, perhaps more aptly entitled "You Still Don't Know the Half Of It": an attempt to skewer every apologist, hypocrite, dissembler and charlatan who has ever sought to paint Israel in softer shades than Mr Finkelstein thinks it deserves.His desire to combine the two arguments is perhaps understandable.
Go for softer shades, like dark brown or pink.
You can wear a pink color or a peachy color, make sure you wear lighter, softer shades for lighter skin and brighter, deeper shades for darker skin.
In my hand, his skin started to turn a soft shade of purple.
Her hair is now pastel pink, a soft shade she thinks suits everybody.
