Sentence examples for colour possibilities from inspiring English sources
Glass, which first appeared among the materials of mosaic in the Hellenistic period (3rd 1st century bce), brought unlimited colour possibilities to the art.
All these timbres and sounds just afford so much colour and possibility, it seems to me, whereas the possibilities of the guitar have been exhausted".
But it's how Reich uses all of that colour and possibility over the hour of the whole work that makes the piece so magnetic.
The songs are full of colours and possibilities: you circle around them and approach the centre, but you never reach it.
Bloom, Trope and Scape all allow you to set some parameters and hit go, and ambient music that presents differently with each use will be produced, alongside calming gradients of colour and interactive possibilities to record your own generative melodic loops by pressing the screen in different places.
The postwar physiognomy and rationing pallor then gives way to the eccentric colours and moral possibilities of Turner's world.
From the beginning in conceiving the script, nothing that would happen in this universe was going to come from anything other than a very prescribed series of gestures, colours, movements, narrative possibilities from a very specific world of film.
Although Antoinette will wear black for the next year of her life, in memory and honour of her late husband Martin, she is thankful that all of her children are HIV-negative and that their future is filled with colour, life and possibility.
The design possibilities include colour, shape, size and placement within the buccal cavity.
The prints of the French artist Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec demonstrate that lithography offers endless possibilities in colour printing (see photograph).
