Sentence examples for black tone from inspiring English sources

He made hand-coloured prints of the kind called tan-e (in which the dominant colour is supplied by tan, or red lead, a method used from the last quarter of the 17th century until the invention of colour printing in 1741); these were also called urushi-e or "lacquer pictures" when the black tone was given a stronger lustre by the addition of glue to the ink.

But Serra says that within around 15 years they will all take on a deep almost black tone.

Water bodies were displayed in black tone and were assigned as high potential zones with a rank of 3 (Chipman and Lillesand 2007).

Cook suggests that women wear sedate colors like navy blue, dark gray and black; tone down jewelry and makeup; and keep hemlines long and heels short.

Instead, wear sedate colors like navy blue, dark gray and black; tone down jewelry and makeup; and keep hemlines to the knee and heels modest.

Bottom: mean of the difference between responses on light-on and light-off trials for each neuron for deviant (left, red) and standard (right, black) tone.

One criticism of the plasma screens is that they don't render black tones.

Stronger still is "Black Parts," a seemingly irrational mosaic of black tones cut mostly from photographs and held together with tape.

But I also wanted plasma for the deepest black tones, a 47-inch screen, ports on the side for easy access, and speaker panels smaller than Arabian rugs.

Joseph McKenzie's "Progress, Hawkhill, Dundee" (circa 1967) might at first glance look like a precursor to Michael Kenna's classically pristine landscapes in gorgeous gray and black tones.

You must get this right: if your circles are brownish (possible on all skins, especially common in olive, brown and black tones), you need peach or orange; if they're more blueish-grey (commonly, but not exclusively, seen in caucasian skin), you'll need salmon pink.