Sentence examples for a violet in from inspiring English sources

Across the centuries, they have been stitched into our Britishness as the stuff of folklore, poetry, song – from Robert Herrick's account of Corinna going a-Maying to the belief that eating primroses would allow a person to see fairies, via Shakespeare's talk in Hamlet of "A violet in the youth of primy nature,/ Forward, not permanent, sweet, not lasting,/ The perfume and suppliance of a minute".

The IBM lattice contains hexagonal areas inaccessible to tracers (shown as darker patches in Fig. 1B), which are surrounded by a single hexagonal layer of nodes representing IBM-crista junctions with radius a (violet in Fig. 2).

Like every other griever,           I choose a flower, a violet, "Resurrecturis,"in stone, above the iron main gate.

In OVA-sensitized/challenged mice, mucus overproduction was observed clearly as a violet color in the bronchial airways compared with that observed in the PBS/PBS group.

Mucus overproduction in the OVA-induced group was clearly observed as a violet color in the bronchial airways compared with the NC group.

In the OVA group, mucus overproduction was clearly observed as a violet color in lung tissues compared with the NC group.

Against the industrial backdrop, then, it is a surprise to find lavender (which Wabbit has paired with a violet ganache in macarons), wild roses and wild plum trees.

The surface of each single eye has a rough appearance which gives them a violet shimmer in real life.

Mr. Chai is always at his best when the clothes look urban — that is, when the tailored fabrics are masculine and the print colors not much brighter than an African violet in a grimy window.

There is no reason for us to be a shrinking violet in this situation".

Rodwell, never a shrinking violet in the auction, overcalled two spades with his 5-point hand.