Last year, he became the first man since Eric Heiden to win a third consecutive all-around title, and anything less than a gold in this race would have turned the vociferous fans in orange a deep hue of blue.
The control line darkened to a deep hue of pink.
The haute design continues inside, where the books in the way-too-cool-for-Astoria living room are artfully arranged by color (red, blue, purple and white), and the deep hue of the Gerbera daisy in the vase on the side table matches the burnt-orange curtains in the dining room.
Throughout, Schneider's writing is as entertaining and sharp-edged as his almost contour-style line drawings, painted in transparent but deep hues of yellows, purples and blues.
If you are African American (or have a dark skin tone), then you tend to look best in deep hues of gold, green, purple, and pink.
Add more drops for a deeper hue of colour, but don't go overboard.
Flaubert did strange things, such as eliminating any authorial voice or stable moral centre; he used the imperfect as his main tense, giving a single action the sense of being suspended in time; played with varying shades of irony down to the deepest hues of pastiche; slipped between the subjective and the objective viewpoint without a tremor.
Paisley was an Orangeman, of an especially deep hue, and our friends in the North of Ireland told us of the petty cruelties and minor acts of terrorism those thugs in sashes and bowler hats used to go in for when marching through Catholic areas, before the real Troubles started.
Axelsen, Chaleff, Flood, and Roberts, each in tights and a sleeveless top of a different deep hue, moved incessantly around the stage, filling every corner, to Ryuichi Sakamoto's score, which churned one moment and emptied out the next.
If you have the budget, consider purchasing a "fancy" diamond, which is a type of rare stone with an especially deep hue.
Just a vivid, eye-popping, deep hue.
