Sentence examples for elemental white from inspiring English sources

To take the elemental white bean salad a bit further, you can customize it according to the season.

The elemental white light and brutal coastline of Crete, for instance, are a perfect setting to illuminate the sword-bright logic and vicious wit of Arthur Schopenhauer, a philosopher who is much harder to read among the grimy, damp contingencies of Britain.

XRF confirmed the general palette of inorganic pigments by inference from elemental compositon as lead white, yellow iron earths, green earth, azurite, lead tin yellow, and vermilion.

Elemental mercury, a silvery-white metal, which is liquid at room temperature, is not easily absorbed by the skin.

The elemental distribution is marked in white color (an area with bright intensity represents a higher elemental concentration than an area with dark intensity).

"It's a very clean, elemental look".

Modernist primitivism was inspired partly by Freudian psychology, but it tended to extol "primitive" peoples as enjoying a more direct relationship to the natural world and to elemental human desires than "overcivilized" whites.

It not only gave readers an intimate look at Afghanistan and the difficulties of life there, but it also showed off its author's accessible and very old-fashioned storytelling talents: his taste for melodramatic plotlines; sharply drawn, black-and-white characters; and elemental boldfaced emotions.

One is the humble black and white portrait, the most elemental of images.

The crystal structures of white beta tin and elemental lead are clearly metallic structures.

The four children enter Narnia through a wardrobe and find themselves in a land frozen into "always winter, never Christmas" by the white witch, (played with elemental force by Tilda Swinton).