Sentence examples for blue suggests from inspiring English sources

The "deep and marvelous blue" suggests that a conventional poem about the sublime is under way.

2. Capri, a thin white china plate with a wide yellow rim edged in blue suggests the pattern in Monet's kitchen at Giverny; $9.95 a dinner plate at Crate & Barrel.

To her, for example, the curious detail that Garibaldi enthusiasts often saw his brown eyes as blue suggests how published images of Garibaldi had supplanted the reality in people's minds.

The 1973 "Russian Painting," with its propeller-searchlight composition in red, yellow, green and blue suggests something Malevich might have made, after much vodka, to glorify the Soviet Air Force.

Sky blue suggests a new beginning or a new tomorrow.

All colors arouse specific associative ideas, psychologically material or tangible, while blue suggests at most the sea and sky, and they, after all, are in actual, visible nature what is most abstract.

Nor does the sky's color (blue) suggest a matador's cape.

Another cotton print, in deep red and blue, suggested a woodcut.

Some of the logos and maps are red, others blue, suggesting that the rot crosses party lines.

Yet the Code Blue suggested that everyone on the street should be offered the chance to come inside.

The simple forms and blocks of red, green and blue suggest Matisse cutouts, but sometimes LaRochelle allows the pigments to mingle and blur.