Sentence examples for darkened color from inspiring English sources

Erdem's darkened color palette was ultrasophisticated and his clothes also had a quieter, unembellished side, as in a mud-brown leather coat or a cloud-gray lace dress, as well as tufted decoration that looked too animal for comfort.

One exception was "Song for My Father," the Horace Silver classic, which Mr. Payton turned into a shadow dance in quintuple meter, darkening colors and dampening rhythms.

Iron oxides precipitated at pH 3 displayed the highest purity and possessed a distinct yellow color suggestive of jarosite, while other paint streaks darkened in color as trace metal impurities increased.

Artist's use the opposite color to darken any color into the shadows.

Like Cognac, rum can be darkened with color.

Conversely, increasing reaction temperature darkened the color of pigments and increased surface area of pigment particles (thus improving coating ability) without changing the crystallinity of the samples.

Mesonotum with bristles and hairs each arising from a separate dark spot, these spots often fused together; coxae of the fore-legs heavily darkened in color.

Slowly reduce the juice, stirring occasionally, until it is reduced to one-fourth cup and is darkened in color, about 20 minutes.

The darkened bone color of all human skeletons in phase 2 burials is indicative of sustained inundation.

Upon thawing, they will be softer, sometimes quite mushy, and they will have darkened in color.

We improved the color scheme by darkening the color of Abp1.