Sentence examples for bold hues from inspiring English sources

They are sprawling, angular buildings in bold hues not usually seen outside a gelateria.

Ennio Capasa, the designer behind the brand Costume National, combined wood and cork for his sandals and topped them off with Mod-looking patent leather in bold hues.

Gaze upon the bold hues enlivening the early Christian iconography, which incorporates styles from both ancient Rome and medieval Europe (see depictions of Christ both bearded and beardless).

(On the elastic "Colors" they even take a patricidal swipe at the Cool Kids, their elders in skinny jeans and bold hues).

Aggressive typefaces in bold hues draw the eye to accounts of "dirty tricks", "the cover-up" and other details of the scandal that brought Nixon's second term to a premature close in 1974.

She colors them with raw pigment, a process that allows her to use bold hues as well as delicate ones, and which ensures that even if a piece chips, you still see color all the way through.

With expansive watercolor flourishes, Tallulah is ultimately rewarded with a tutu of vibrant red, the bold hue indicating her renunciation of pastel materialism.

At $50, it was not cheap, but it scraped away a winter of walking, and I emerged happily with the perfect souvenir of my stay -- toes painted the same bold hue as the red rocks of Utah.

Other stars opting for the bold hue included Berenice Bejo in a lace Giambattista Valli gown, "Nebraska" nominee June Squibb in a beaded velvet Tadashi Shoji, and Emma Watson spinning a twist on the traditional gown with a red Christian Dior tunic and pants combination.

1975 Mexico The Queen has long been one for a glamorous headpiece, as this polka-dotted turban attests, and yellow has also been a repeating theme in the royal's wardrobe, though now a softer shade of primrose is favoured over the bold hue shown on her first visit to Mexico.

Natural hues like linen, oatmeal and sand look richer and more interesting when used alongside this bold hue.