Sentence examples for dark letters from inspiring English sources

The petri dish spells it out in faint, dark letters: "Ceci n'est pas un E coli".

In each work variations on "preis" appear in fat dark letters across cheerfully all-purpose abstract fields.

A comic-book illustration, with "POW!" and "BAM!" in big, dark letters above bad guys fighting somebody like Superman, it is not.

When making slides, use a light background and dark letters.

Use a light-colored background and large dark letters at least a few inches high, so that people casually driving by the sign can read it at a glance.

If the world managed to escape catastrophic war, he wrote in one characteristically dark letter in 1953, "it will not be because of ourselves but despite of ourselves: by virtue, that is, of the fact that we have so little, rather than so much, control over the course of events".

Leave it to an artist to find a connection between a 19th-century German naturalist and the toylike diversions of glow-in-the-dark letters.

Thicker, darker letters are more recognizable on signs, but they can also lead to dense, bloblike shapes that tend to blur, especially at night — the main downfall of Highway Gothic.

But with a black bezel, it works in the opposite direction: it makes the grey look lighter, and as a consequence, the "black" letters, actually just a darker grey, look even darker.

"Boss" appeared in 1961, black letters on a dark-brown background, and was followed, during the next three years, by "Honk," "Smash," "Noise," "Oof," "Won't," and other word paintings.

Light-letters were 5% contrast and dark-letters were −5% contrast.