Sentence examples for a range of hues from inspiring English sources

Diamonds occur naturally in a range of hues, from white to pink to orange to yellow to blue.

The actor finds a range of hues in a character, who in less talented hands (say, Benjamin Bratt's of "The Cleaner") could too easily be a cardboard hero.

In fact, it was a computer generated impression – one of many seen in a range of hues in the press and on TV at the moment – of what such a particle might look like, based on known characteristics of the virus.

Yet the return of seersuckers did—and not your grandfather's seersucker, either, but relaxed and stylish suits in a range of hues.

Again, the video pays close attention to the surface of the coral, rough and scratchy like sandpaper, but softened by a range of hues.

The cylindrical branches usually grow in a single plane and span a range of hues from brown to pale, cream-like yellow, while branch tips are white.

The pure yellow colour is represented at 60° in HSV; this defines a range of hue for yellow colour at 0.16 (60.1660.16

They have, for example, come up with an innovative way of hand-foiling wallpapers that produces distressed and highly polished finishes in a range of metallic hues.

An absurdist sensibility drives "The Backyardigans," which chronicles the derring-do of five chewy-looking swashbucklers — Tyrone, Tasha, Pablo, Austin and Uniqua — in a range of David Hockney hues.

Creeks and man-made canals held water that swirled in a range of toxic hues: umber-slate, or milky green, or shades of blue-gray that were indistinguishable from the opalescent sheen-coated soil.

Classic fighter jets inspired the design with "clean lines and premium finishes" and Valkyrie comes in a range of custom hues, including darker colors like the deep black shown above.