Sentence examples for cold palette from inspiring English sources

The fragile beauty of Mr. Gorham (who's a good actor; his only tic is an occasionally insincere, Matt Damon-like smile), the energizing jive of the script and the show's lovely cold palette are proof that it has the courage of its aesthetic.

His books and his paintings are distinguished by his unmistakable hand-drawn typography, with its wavering lines and eccentric use of capitals, and by his hot-and-cold colour palette, contrasting misty cool blues and greens with vivid foregrounds.

Like the revolutionary moment in the 60s when Julia Child revamped the cold meatloaf palettes of American cooks with her debut French cookbook, Mastering the Art of French Cooking, Pok Pok is the first indubitably comprehensive collection of essays and recipes to capture northern-Thai cuisine for Western readers.

There may be a little of Caravaggio in the dramatic lighting effects of the "Adoration of the Shepherds," with its tight swirl of improbable figures, torquing upward around the illuminated baby Jesus like a flame, the palette typically cold and high-keyed, the old man kneeling in the front possibly a self-portrait, echoing Titian's self-portrait in the Pietà he painted for his own tomb in Venice.

Derek Elley of American magazine Variety said that with "an unattractive palette of cold, blue-green hues, pic does little to build sympathy for its protagonist or any of the other characters, and flashy visual effects for Neto's mental dislocation add to the viewer's own alienation".

For a summer collection, the color palette remained quite cold, with city colors like cement gray and asphalt black highlighted with a bit of stop sign red.

As I write, on Thursday night, it's drizzling, cold, and raw, and the palette of the city is heavy gray for sky and buildings, with dark green slashes of foliage and streaky red brake lights.

In his latest series, Four Seasons, he uses the careworn palette of a cold, dull winter's day and the sea green of cool spring and summer woods to depict trees from his street in Shanghai.

Costume designer Carol Ramsey worked with Frankel and set decorator Jan Pascale to match Harken's suit to that of the surrounding "cold grey and blue" color palette of his office.

It was painted in the artist's native Ornans region during a cold and snowy winter, the artist limiting his palette to steely blues, soft browns, blacks and an array of tinted whites applied in sweeping, messy brush strokes.

His studio on the edge of Bermondsey, south London is far from glamorous – freezing cold and full of squeezed paint tubes and encrusted palettes.