Sentence examples for difficult color from inspiring English sources

"Black is the most difficult color to match," he said.

Dark red comes from tamarind bark; for black, the most difficult color to achieve naturally, she experiments with barks and mud.

The gecko was green, another difficult color to get out, and the wedding was imminent, so Dr. Messina suggested removing just the head.

The crux of the problem is that green is such a difficult color to manufacture that toxic substances are often used to stabilize it.

When I first saw it, I didn't like it — yellow is a notoriously difficult color to pull off — but later, as she walked up the stage to accept her Oscar for Best Supporting Actress, I loved it.

It was also sidetracked for a period of time for doing an almost equally difficult color project — one of my worst failures, which I consider a going to school.

Rodarte, on Tuesday, showed what looked like deliberately dowdy semi-sheer dresses, in difficult colors such as Easter-egg lavender.

Choosing colors for new vehicles is more difficult than color choice in practically any other industry, Ms. Gauci noted, adding that there is a long lead time between design and production.

Red can be a difficult gown color to pull off on the famed red carpet.

Khalid had a difficult, off-color side that many of us handled with great impatience and little indulgence for a young man trying to come of age in a shattered country as he acted as his extended family's primary breadwinner.

Identifying the twinkling sign is therefore much more difficult in color-Doppler because for these lithiasis, there are no grey-scale parameters that might raise some doubts and lead the physician to focus on a certain area of the kidney on color-Doppler.