Sentence examples for aggressive colors from inspiring English sources

Mr. Salonen likes to portray Bluebeard in "sad, dark and not always so aggressive colors," he said, a depiction of the essential loneliness of man.

Sasha Bikoff is a New York City born-and-bred interior designer known for her eccentric eye and razor-sharp understanding of what it takes to balance aggressive colors, bold patterns, rich fabrics and textures, and eclectic knick-knacks ― all in one room.

Finally, it also misses the chance to take seriously his strange late work, the paintings of men, women and alpine landscapes that have some of the most aggressive color combinations before Op Art.

Finally, I fell hard for a beige suit, the New York, with a muscular peak lapel that in a more aggressive color or fabric might have read as comical, but here looked rakish and peacocky.

They look like an animated bouquet of flowers -- and it's not just the ordinance of this summer's aggressive color trend.

It is a somewhat visually aggressive color.

There was the aggressive, noisy, color-saturated improvising from 1968 to 1970; the gentler and more streamlined songwriting and arranging of '72 and '73; the spooky harmonies of 1975; the further mellowing and mild grooves that lay beyond.

Garish colors, aggressive shapes and dodgy typography were just a few of its design crimes.

Bees are more aggressive to dark colors.

Its size and scalelessness, its aggressive form and color, its otherworldliness, condition the rest of the development site for more of the same.

The other is De Blasio's pledge to sharply curb police stop-and-frisk policies directed against young people of color – aggressive tactics favored by a majority of white voters and overwhelmingly criticized by African Americans, Latinos and Asian-American voters.