Sentence examples for bleak colors from inspiring English sources
Often, she said, her audience is shocked to see what comes up ― stereotypical images of women wearing bleak colors, whose faces are hidden behind dark veils. .
Al-Khatahtbeh told The Huffington Post that she asks her listeners to take out their cell phones and do a Google Image search for the phrase "Muslim woman". Often, she said, her audience is shocked to see what comes up ― stereotypical images of women wearing bleak colors, whose faces are hidden behind dark veils.
The bleak color scheme in pearl grays, off-whites, pale olive greens and light purplish touches gives the low constructions seen under clouds reflected in the river an austerely poetic feeling.
But it's in that space that The Cure showcases their power, taking a bleak color palette and imbuing it with soft flashes of light.
There's a certain type of film-making – the washed-out colors, the bleak autumn landscape, the small towns with big problems which are always about five minutes away from a downpour or maybe just five minutes after the end of one – that suggest a TV drama set in the Pacific north-west.
It was a bleak day, and the color of the sky seemed to match the dark waters of the Hudson River.
Loneliness can make the world feel a little bit devoid of color and bleak at times.
Its chromatic aberration poses the question: would a street like New York's Third Avenue look better with a tropical cast, with apartment buildings in a rainbow coalition of green, yellow, red, pink, orange and other colors relieving the bleak mediocrity of 1950's architecture?
People have been growing them for millennia on the altiplano, where the bizarre tubers' funk and color enliven the bleak terrain.
Voters in New York City's suburbs and upstate will decide on Tuesday in numerous local elections who they believe is best suited to create jobs and face challenging budgets in an election season colored by the bleak economy.
The costumes and sets are inventive, but, again, bleak and lacking in any color.
