Sentence examples for colors combine from inspiring English sources
What colors combine to make brown?
The colors combine in a trippy blur of green and blue.
The unusual materials and their intense colors combine to make "Untitled Green and Orange" reminiscent of large abstract paintings in their 1960's and 70s' heyday, but the colors also work to defeat nostalgia.
The revival may be partly explained by the toys' appeal to increasingly design-conscious parents: the clean, sturdy construction, oversize feet and bright primary colors combine the simple Scandinavian effect of Alvar Aalto with the classic mold of 1970's Mego superhero figures.
True, the identity of the Mets whose colors combine the blue of the Dodgers and the orange of the Giants—has thrived on a magpie element, but there's something a bit dishonest about naming the rotunda for Jackie Robinson, who never wore a Mets uniform.
True, the identity of the Mets — whose colors combine the blue of the Dodgers and the orange of the Giants — has thrived on a magpie element, but there's something a bit dishonest about naming the rotunda for Jackie Robinson, who never wore a Mets uniform.
Using a Pantone color chart, the Reality Lab team picked bright colors combined with black to lively effect.
The brilliance of the gridded colors combined with the collective nature of the fabrication process relates Boetti's embroideries to both Sol LeWitt's collaborative wall drawings and the color explorations of Josef Albers's concentric squares.
The abstract shapes and colors combined with the device's aggressive incursions on your PAN to give the sense of holding a vampire, something transgressive and savage.
I thought that if it was approached more like an over all art piece (the composition of the hairstyle, the hair stencil design and the colors combined for one overall look), it could be so much fun!
In summary, preference for figural colors, combined across hue and cut, increased as hue difference between the figure and background increased, which is the opposite of the pattern for pair preference, harmony, and similarity.
