Sentence examples for cunning color from inspiring English sources
Yet Nike carries off the boot trophy for the 2010 World Cup, not because its boots are any lighter or stronger than its nemesis, Adidas's, but thanks to its cunning color strategy.
This lends coherence to wild disjunctures of photographic and painted elements, with pleasures of tonic color and cunning texture that stagger the eye and stir the soul".
To stay engaged opens us to Friedrich's aesthetic genius, which sneaks up on the viewer with cunning compositions and, especially, with slow-acting color.
Its purposes include ease of preparation, catholicity of appeal to most religions and diets, a chic contrast of tastes and colors, and a simplicity of presentation that belies its cunning.
The kind of woman who today would wear high heels to emphasize her complex but redoubtable moral stature; who would put on lipstick (red, red lipstick) to color the wounds she inflicts; who would outwit her man with her cunning and her control; and who would recognize a man's need for love — and then withhold it.
Its transformation from literally untouchable to clearly legible and mounted behind glass, to be unveiled at a private party at the society on Wednesday night, involved science, patience and more than a little bit of kitchen-sink cunning, calling to service, at one delicate point, boiling pots of old books used to distill the color of aged paper.
While black would have been an obvious choice had Holly been a true degenerate (in films from the 1940s and '50s, the color was generally associated with dangerous women), Audrey's intrinsic wholesomeness gave Givenchy's vision irony, sophistication and cunning–"the essence of glamour".
The Italians' cunning plan?
