Sentence examples for a brilliant colour from inspiring English sources

Estée Lauder also offer a brilliant colour matching service, complete with 10 day sample.

After seven days' feeding, the caterpillar retreats into his cocoon and emerges in a splash of brilliant colour on the final page as... a beautiful butterfly.

The process was held in low esteem until, in the 1950s, Pablo Picasso made a series of brilliant colour linoleum cuts.

"The Massacre at Chios" (1824; Louvre) transposes contemporary events into a realm of tragic fiction soon established unrestrainedly with such melodramatic works as "The Death of Sardanapalus" (1827; Louvre), a riot of brilliant colour and ebullient forms.

In a land of brilliant colour, from the red ochre of its outback to the aquamarine of its oceans, there are indeed countless shades of grey.

A rotating platform and blasting hot-air vents transformed black thermo-chromatic clothes into brilliant colour for a memorable finale.

His development of this vocabulary, building on the legacy of Picasso, but introducing brilliant colour and a refined use of shape and line, was enormously influential in Europe and America.

Martin's painting is generally characterized by its spacious design, brilliant colour, and an underlying gravity or gentle melancholy.

It's got a wall of plants, fabulous smoothies and brilliant colour care of Wella's new range.

A brilliant green colour similar to emerald, it is much in demand on the global jewellery market, particularly in Asia.

A very strong Japanese influence can be seen also in the brilliant colour aquatints of the American-born Impressionist Mary Cassatt.