Sentence examples for delicate color from inspiring English sources

Masters of poetic minimalism, Formafantasma designed the Blush lamp for Flos to paint delicate color on a wall in winter.

Recipes that call for light soy sauce usually have a delicate color or flavor, either of which could be sullied by regular soy sauce.

Tavel, a town in the southern Rhone Valley, is known for deep-colored, vibrant rosés, while Bandol, a bit farther south along the Mediterranean coast east of Marseille, produces wines of a light, delicate color.

The children at the Stahlbaum family's holiday party had near-exemplary manners and dancers small and grown filled the stage with the kind of delicate color that has brought generations of families back to "The Nutcracker" year after year.

Now it's in Los Angeles: a miraculous image, like the rubbish pile -- a sublime, all-over orchestration of shallow space, flickering light, delicate color and heaps of information, the paint plainspoken, articulate and not at all fussy.

The most striking benefit of the restorations, though, is the delicate color of "The Red Balloon," which heightens the contrast between the muted loveliness of Paris streets (it always looks like first light, somehow) and the bold, stunningly incongruous red of the title object.

Tyler Vlahovich combines adamant slashes of China marker with delicate color-pencil shapes resembling bats or cookies.

Her delicate color-washed drawings of a ghostlike Emily in her white dress, of doleful trees and marching ladies' boots, depict a dreamlike 19th-century otherworld.

Where do butterflies get their delicate colors and their ability to fly?

But most of all, they paint and sculpt the sea, rendering beaches, waves and boats in delicate colors and shapes.

"Available Light," her most recent solo exhibition, at the Susan Inglett Gallery in Chelsea in 2012, consisted of still lifes featuring glass spheres, small objects and delicate colors.