Sentence examples for changed hue from inspiring English sources
Comparison of images showed that the Red Spot had changed hue since the Pioneer missions, turning from orange to dark brown.
He is referred to as 'Saruman the White' and is said to have originally worn white robes, but on his first entry in The Fellowship of the Ring they instead appear to be "woven from all colours [, they] shimmered and changed hue so that the eye was bewildered" and he names himself 'Saruman of Many Colours'.
Now, in just a few torturous weeks, the country's politics and international relations have changed hues.
I would also compare Michael Craig-Martin's brilliant digital portrait of Zaha Hadid, in which the elements of her image slowly changes hue and tone in an ever-changing programme with no repetition, signalling her astonishing creativity.
Penny Jacobus's lighting creates a dramatically changing backdrop, with a horizontal ribbon of light that widens or narrows and changes hue before each new section of the dance — like a series of windows opening onto different skies.
The neatly painted letters change hue from painting to painting, while the backgrounds vary from monochromatic to stripes to a field of colorblindness-test bubbles.
On the first floor, against one wall, was a plywood maquette of an interior wall for the Oslo Opera House, which, during intermissions, will change hue from green to white, though the afterimage of green on the viewer's retina will register the white light as reddish or purple.
The sunlight possesses no color at all but appears to change hue as it passes through the different colors of glass.
From the screen, you can change Hue, Saturation, and Brightness.
Some new paints mysteriously change hues, depending on the viewing angle.
By L. B. Weill and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 13 , 1940P. 9 A "Memorial Park" (cemetery) is in the final stages of construction at Paramus, N. J. Already it has a colored fountain, which changes hues to the accompaniment of music from a public address system.
