Sentence examples for dabs of color from inspiring English sources

Van Gogh also briefly followed the Pointillists, whose images were built up from many dabs of color.

The Monteverdi Choir sang it with crystalline diction and extraordinary flexibility, giving individual words deliberate dabs of color.

But especially in two early works by Mr. Boulez, "Notations" and the First Piano Sonata, Mr. Aimard brought lucid clarity, impetuosity, tenderness and great dabs of color to fiendishly difficult piano music.

The work was originally scored for voice, violin, electric guitar and piano, and though the expanded arrangement still has a somewhat anemic quality, the sensitive dabs of color provided particularly by the ensemble's new clarinetist, Ken Thomson, made the sonic landscape a little less bleak.

"Little dabs of color that spread out very free... that's how it all began.

Seurat developed the ingenious, painstaking process of pointillism that used tiny dabs of color to produce images.

The fencing patterns look like wallpaper, the bench like Modernist furniture, with the photo adding a piquant dab of color.

With each dab of color, confident swoosh, or frustrated scribble, you feel a little closer to the inner workings of your partner's mind.

Along this particular stretch of the Via, it was a rocky, two-foot-wide trail with sparse trees on either side and the odd dab of color from some thin-stalked wildflowers bobbing over the dust.

And that's how it tied together, but for each one of them, as Stephen says, they're a dab of color that only makes sense in juxtaposition to the other color, and I think that's very hard for actors to accept, because normally they're used to owning the central strategy of the film.

Juxtaposed dabs and dots of color varying in size give the view a shimmer that sets everything in motion.