Sentence examples for blazing colors from inspiring English sources

The "March to the Scaffold" was incisive, full of blazing colors and slashing chords.

The physicality of his charcoals and pastels, after the early eighteen-nineties, positively explodes in strong blacks and blazing colors.

The Wilmington & Western, a 10-mile excursion, travels from the Coastal Plain region to the Piedmont, offering a glorious display of hardwoods with leaves in blazing colors.

Mr. Nézet-Séguin drove the orchestra headlong through the final dance amid blazing colors; I could easily imagine the sacrificial victim of the ballet dancing herself to death.

Pine Creek Gorge, formed by melting glaciers and dotted with trees that show off blazing colors in the fall, is itself a destination.

The profusion of ceramic vessels and abstracted images of vessels, ranging from teacups to vast installations, shocks with aggressive forms and blazing colors, and its obvious, hellbent determination to please solicits opinion.

Where did that blazing color come from?

In blazing color, it is the first movie made for television.

He then countered the blazing color with noncolor: grisaille oil paintings hung sparingly throughout the palazzo, usually one, and occasionally two, canvases in each gallery.

Its next collection, "The Carnival Has Arrived" (1998), evoked the carnival of the late 17th century in all its glory, debauchery and blazing color.

Some of their efforts in this direction are in the show, among them -- besides the painting by Larry Rivers -- Mr. Kresch's "Rockport Sea Wall" (1948), a simplified night view with touches of blazing color.