Sentence examples for changing hue from inspiring English sources

But on Wednesday, as warm sun cast the campus in a golden light and the trees around Harvard Yard showed the first signs of changing hue, students and professors expressed little enmity for Mr. Summers or angst about his return.

During the further aging, the value of lightness L* increased (ink faded) and the value of chromatic coordinate b* was shifted in yellow direction (changing hue).

Water content varies depending on the maturity of the scar, as depicted by the gradually changing hue of the purple end of the colour scale.

I look at the tinged fog, the colors changing hue.

Each is virtually engineered to respond to the environment's flows and shifts, in this case changing hue with the tidal motion and the light of the sun, moon and stars.

Against a low sun, with the rocks changing hues to sometimes match Mr. Walliser's orange T-shirt, it seemed as if a John Ford western might break out.

The greens and yellows and browns and steel grays of the earth, flecked with myriad other colors, were constantly changing hues, as sheets of cirrus filtered the sun.

Visitors to "Inverted Utopias" enter a specially built structure that glows with neon light, changing hues through each of its rooms until eye and body are disoriented.

It was an idea sparked from watching the changing hues play across the glass interior of the Shah Cheragh mosque as people circulated within.

Mr. Pye's set, lighted by Jennifer Tipton, includes moving scrims that offer glimpses of skies of changing hues, and, toward the end, a golden tree that rises from a well to annotate a description of a dream.

Slocombe, a divorcee with wigs of changing hues, was portrayed as being sex-mad but unthreatening to men because she was over 40, and therefore obviously out of action.