Sentence examples for exotic colours from inspiring English sources

Explosions of exotic colours with the slightly exciting threat of leeches.

Framed by complicated purple and yellow blossoms, and a thousand shades of green, dark girls wrapped in exotic colours bathed babies at the water's edge.

Williamson's designs are known for their feminine cuts and exotic colours, and have been worn by celebrities such as Sienna Miller, Keira Knightly and Gwyneth Paltrow.

Williamson's signature exotic colours, peacock feathers and luxurious prints have been referenced in the 20-piece collection, with prices ranging from £14.99 to £199.99.

A few were sent to loved ones that couldn't make the trip, describing in intricate detail the exotic colours of marine iguanas and the paralysing fear of spotting a hammerhead shark while snorkelling.

It is ice-rafted plant life that gives the occasional exotic colour to an iceberg.

Throughout the 18th century they were occasionally used in opera scores for example, Christoph Gluck's Le Recontre imprévue (1764; "The Unexpected Encounter") and W.A. Mozart's The Abduction from the Seraglio (1782)—because of their exotic colour.

An experimental manipulation in natural populations of guppies now shows that there is a significant survival advantage for rare genotypes (exotic colouring in males) in natural populations of guppies.

The second suite from Ravel's ultra-lavish Daphnis et Chloé ended it in a riotous blaze of exotic colour, with the BBC Singers' wordless exultations adding to its sense of wild pagan hedonism.

Diaghilev and his team were blatant showmen in those early years, and the reconstruction of Bakst's original designs reproduce some sense of the monumental scale, exotic colouring and fantasy of the Ballets Russes brand.

While there's plenty of exotic colour in the original One Thousand and One Nights folk tale, it's hard to see how the genie himself is all that fascinating without a human foil to bounce his cosmic skills off, let alone how audiences will be expected to main interest in an entire tribe of spirits.