Sentence examples for delicate hues from inspiring English sources

Later, another Magritte drawing, "La Grande Table" (The Large Table), done in delicate hues of pale blue around 1965, brought £553,250.

As I stepped over the threshold, my face a picture of delicate hues, I'd lose my nerve and scurry back inside for a last look in the mirror.

They're all on the floor, depicted in simple yet surprisingly realistic style in mosaics made of tiny marble and glass tesserae and colored coral, peach, gray-green, ocher and 40-odd other delicate hues.

Particularly in Venice, where craftsmen followed the rules of a treatise by Filippo Buonanni (1722), a great originality was achieved by the informal spacing of bouquets of flowers around gracefully posed figures set against delicate hues of yellow and bluish green.

Mr. Hamelin gave that flexibility a thorough workout at Zankel Hall on Wednesday evening, when he played music that was supremely rational (a Haydn Sonata and Stefan Wolpe's Passacaglia) alongside powerhouse display pieces (Schumann's "Carnaval" and a Liszt operatic paraphrase) and works that paint in delicate hues (a Fauré nocturne and, as an encore, Ravel's "Ondine").

Recently there has been a turn to country style, pretty informal bouquets massing old-fashioned garden flowers in delicate hues.

A highly rated Rosé, Rocca di Montemassi Renaissance Rose Maremma Toscana IGT is a lovely Rosé wine with delicate pink hues that has happiness written all over it.

It is in fact two bays and gets its name from minute frag ments of coral which give the sand a delicate pink hue.

The rosé, a blend of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, boasts a delicate salmon hue with notes of juicy wild strawberry and a rich mousse on the palate.

This is demonstrated by works such as "Annunciation After Titian" done in 1973 in delicate, pastel-like hues.

His paintings stress the poetics of colour in their delicate harmonies of hues, while his subject matter was highly personal in its mythical and dreamlike figures.