Sentence examples for deep shades of from inspiring English sources

Papery flower cases unfold like butterfly chrysalises to reveal the winged beauties beneath, in deep shades of blues and violets, the perfect wake-up call for late winter.

The designer instead drew from the femininity of the era, but balanced with asymmetry in design and with dark and pale colors: deep shades of eggplant, rust and salmon, balanced with muddy, misty shades.

At Dior, they appeared on bands that ensnared floral printed dresses (in deep shades of blue, for instance), and some of the phrases were "ultra-violet mouth" and "always changing forever".

WHERE TO EAT Foz Velha (Esplanada do Castelo 141; 351-22-615-4178; www.fozvelha.com) fills the rooms of a grand former apartment painted deep shades of scarlet and cornflower blue.

There are 44 waxes here, their unerringly accurate forms cobbled together from brusquely modeled clumps of varying combinations of beeswax, paraffin, plastilene, suet and lard, sometimes tinted deep shades of red or green.

The upstairs living room, which I remember from the last time I interviewed her as slightly gloomy, crowded with towers of books and magazines and oppressive paintings and wall hangings, is today brightened by yet more flowers, all in deep shades of orange and red.

A Camel cigarette package rendered in deep, rich shades of red on a square canvas (from 1962) becomes a hybrid Pop-Modernist icon.

Deep shade, of course, is out.

Their habitat is the deep shade of a forest floor.

When I roast sweet potatoes, there is no artificial match for their deep shade of orange.

Ms. Portman wore a deep shade of lipstick that received a lot of attention.