Sentence examples for color nuance from inspiring English sources
Ms. DiDonato's performance will be pointed to as a model of singing in which all components of the art form — technique, sound, color, nuance, diction — come together in service to expression and eloquence.
The leaves of a nasturtium on a windowsill swirl in the foreground of "My Cubism" against a flat pattern of buildings, each delicately differentiated by color, nuance and shape.
But this summer on Shelter Island he teased out color, nuance, passion, subtlety and personality from the youngsters with a baton that seemed as familiar as his bow, befitting a guest conductor this year with the Philadelphia Orchestra and the London and Berlin Philharmonics.
The French name for color chart, nuancier, sheds light on the fact that color nuance is essential -- spanning a range from the palest pink to a tint of orange to a vibrant coral.
Huge, the canvas displays a sense of rhythm and color nuances in purplish reds and blues that possibly helped it to rise so high.
Still, no catalog, even Braziller's ambitious endeavor, could capture the full flavor of these artfully composed sheets, with subtle gradations in color, nuances of texture and other effects that Hiroshige was able to coax from the cherry woodblock after a lifetime of honing his talent and technical skills.
Explore the color nuances, the textures, the shadows, the design.
Work on every detail -- feel, smell, color nuances, maybe even taste.
But supplemented by two sets of exquisitely delicate works by Anton Webern and George Crumb, it became a master class on color and nuance.
And musicians themselves talk of the old violins and cellos as repositories of secrets to be slowly discovered, sources of limitless color and nuance.
