Sentence examples for a broad pallet from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a broad pallet" is not correct in this context; it should be "a broad palette." You can use "a broad palette" when referring to a wide range of options, choices, or colors, often in artistic or metaphorical contexts
Example: "The artist used a broad palette of colors to create a vibrant and dynamic painting."
"We've brought a broad pallet of products to market," says Clifford J. Weber, senior vice president for the ETF market place at the Amex.
But then, they're in London, they have a Michelin Star to hold up and a broad pallet to cater to, so they have to be a little different.
Typically, Ben-Day dots enable an artist to produce a variety of colors by using dots of a few colors to give the illusion of a broader pallet.
This time, decades of happiness rushed back at me as the famous Provincetown light the rich, prismatic light that has drawn generations of painters suddenly made every color deeper, imbued somehow with a broader pallet of nuanced shades inside them.
Racing the clock, Vince makes a few cursory passes over the punctures with a piece of sandpaper and Miguel opens the trunk wide to reveal a broad wooden pallet resting on the spare tire that is covered with gray body filler and pink hardening putty.
When Hayemaker had to curtail its broad pallet of promotional operations last summer after losing the backing of Setanta Sports, following its sudden demise, they had to let several boxers go, but they retained Groves.
The most successful digital innovators are using design thinking to leverage the broad pallet of digital platforms and tools in clever combinations to develop customer experiences that are functional, but also fun, relaxing, memorable or inspiring.
The Flemish interventionist approach, which focuses more on traditional instruments, was not as effective as the Dutch stimulating approach, which uses a broad pallet of social and economic instruments, including many new environmental policy instruments.
