Sentence examples for breadth of color from inspiring English sources

At Carnegie Hall on Tuesday evening, led by Andrew Litton, its conductor since 2003, the Bergen Philharmonic played with an unusual solidity and warmth, and produced a breadth of color that gave it a distinctive sonic thumbprint.

And he shaped the individual movements of "Kinderszenen," the more innocent collection of childhood scenes, with an impressive breadth of color, as well as the kind of rubato that makes the music seem to breathe.

I was smitten by the breadth of color palettes he incorporates in his work.

Hafif's paintings requires the viewer to slow down and meditate for a while until what appears to be a simple monochromatic painting reveals complexity and breadth of color in its numerous hues and shades.

"You lose some of the breadth of the color spectrum that you see in the natural world," Mr. Semenza said of the process.

The site's depth, breadth and use of color suggest that the Internet is well suited for displaying art and architecture, especially examples of fantasy, in a literary setting and vice versa.

The breadth of references in "Coloring Book" helps this attempt at inclusion along.

If the movie, which opens today at Film Forum, lacks the novelistic breadth and color of a movie like Mr. Guest's "Best in Show," within its smaller narrative frame it is just as incisive in its edgy mixture of condescension and affection.

She hopes to expand the breadth of representation and aspire young boys of color to dream big.

The breadth of a line, the distance between colors, and the interaction of colors create an optic and kinetic effect and an architectural complexity in Davis' work that appear analytical, mathematical.

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