Sentence examples for a different palette from inspiring English sources

Richard Mosse's pictures of Congo draw from a different palette of colours, literally.

This was subtler — not muted, exactly, but drawn from a different palette.

Dishes from other regions employed quite a different palette of flavorings.

Mr. Wheeldon chooses a different palette of new and borrowed movement in each composition, and he's no clone.

The globe could have been trapped in an eternal pink tundra had they chosen a different palette.

With its floral aromas, Hendrick's from Scotland seemed to work from a different palette of botanicals, and it made for a lively, colorful martini.

Since the 1970s, it has been a popular motif for gay rights groups, albeit with a slightly different palette and a new name, the "freedom flag".

Or, if I'm looking to make something to smash down a rave, I'll be looking at a whole different palette of sounds to orchestrate it.

"Working in the studio was a totally different palette for him, compared with playing live," he said.

Paraphrase and Big Satan are familiar trios, but the next two groups, Quicksand and Composure, promise a slightly different palette, with the involvement of the pianist Craig Taborn; it's hard to remember the last time Mr. Berne played alongside any kind of keyboards.

The subject matter is as emotionally fraught as it is macabre, and a very different palette than he worked with in his grand epics -- and, frankly, he isn't able to find the right tone.