Sentence examples for a stronger colour from inspiring English sources

"Pink was thought of as a stronger colour as it was derived from red," she explained.

Pollia produces a stronger colour than the wings of Morpho butterflies, and is one of the first instances of structural coloration known from any plant.

Use a stronger colour on dark hair and a lighter colour on light hair.

In many contemporary rooms, however, most surfaces are kept in neutral or light colours, possibly with one wall accented in a strong colour or texture.

The design of new smart pigments with a strong colour change in a given temperature (T) range turns out to be often very time-consuming and costly.

"It's a room that doesn't get much natural light so it needed to be a strong colour," says Burgess.

Since most modern ceilings are low, a heavy texture or a strong colour could create a depressing feeling; hence, the popularity of a plain white ceiling.

Or simply remove the doors from the ones you have and paint the inside a strong colour if it is wooden.

Puglisi, however, has a strong colour sense (scarlet and lapis blue, violet against limoncello) and a strong sense of style, albeit distinctly moulded by some preteen exposure to Versace catwalk videos, apparently.

All agreed that wearing a strong colour gives them the edge over their grey-suited male counterparts, particularly if they want to be called on at Prime Minister's Questions.

The considerable changes in their absorption spectra are accompanied by the appearance of a new low energy (LE) peak at 566 nm and by a strong colour change from yellow to deep green which allows the prospective for "naked eye" detection of F− anion.