Sentence examples similar to exceptional range of hues from inspiring English sources

He displays an exceptional range of leadership and management skills, balanced by humanity and humour".

And there is a wicked skill at work, as well as an exceptional range of acting.

A unique concentration of banks from every corner of the globe allowed an exceptional range of currencies to be traded.

"He freely helped his students and professional colleagues to understand deeply an exceptional range of science.

The diversity of their thought is mirrored in Broad's own exceptional range of interests.

Monitor makers often measure color in terms of a triangle representing the range of hues produced on the TV screen.

Diamonds occur naturally in a range of hues, from white to pink to orange to yellow to blue.

It's quite grim". For sheer range of hues, he adds, "you can't beat crab spiders".

The actor finds a range of hues in a character, who in less talented hands (say, Benjamin Bratt's of "The Cleaner") could too easily be a cardboard hero.

At first there were large beads in only a few colors, but seed beads, much smaller and in a wider range of hues, arrived from Europe around 1840.

Corundum in its pure state is colourless, but the presence of small amounts of impurities can impart a broad range of hues to the mineral.