Sentence examples for colorful textures from inspiring English sources

"We couldn't believe it," said Neil Waldman, an illustrator who founded the arts program, and who was stunned by the carefully manipulated overlays of faces and colorful textures.

The asteroids receive colorful textures, and the "heartbeat" sound effect remains intact.

USA Todays James T. Jones compared the groovy, catchy songs to Sly Stone, while Gil Griffin of The Washington Post called Sons of Soul "nostalgic, hip and atmospheric through its colorful textures", which sound modern despite the group's affinity for classic soul.

The capacity of the dynamic projection mapping linking these components is not limited to fusing colorful unrealistic texture to reality.

And since non-Africans don't understand the lyrics (which are mostly in African languages), Americans of all shades are attracted to African music for what might be called its "surface" qualities -- its danceability, unusual instruments and textures, colorful costumes and the communal good-time feel it provides for the audience.

"Kala" (Interscope) has great grooves — it's very colorful, lots of texture and density.

The two layers then interact, resulting in a colorful glaze with texture, shading, and visual depth.

Reflecting on her childhood home in the suburbs of Cleveland, Ms. Brady remembers a house overdone with 70s décor, accented with colorful patterns and uncomfortable textures.

The program also included the world premiere of "Colmena" (Spanish for beehive), whose multilayered textures and colorful effects mimic those of its namesake insect.

Mr. Gilbert and his players gave a finely detailed, painterly account of "Ma Mère L'Oye," with a good deal of warm, gracefully turned solo playing within the larger textures, and colorful, vivid percussion work.

Joyful to the eye though all these colorful modern shapes and textures might be, it's hard not to have your breath taken away as you focus in on the intricate copper cloisonné web ingrained in the sky-blue enamel of a teardrop vase, or the sealike depth and luminosity of a curvy red lacquer table gleaming as glamorously as a runway model's lipstick.