Sentence examples for expanses of solid from inspiring English sources

There are big expanses of solid color.

The only man uncowed enough to oppose him is Police Chief William Parker — played by what I took to be a large expanse of solid oak panelling, though on closer inspection it turned out to be Nick Nolte.

The Augustinian abbey, built on the first available expanse of solid ground at the foot of the volcanic crag and tail, was founded in 1128 and rebuilt about 1220.

He settled on a gentle slope of solid white overlooking Wakeham Bay, where a distant dog sled made its way across the flat expanse.

The steel frames of skyscrapers removed height limitations previously imposed by solid load-bearing masonry walls and allowed the use of large expanses of glass, terra-cotta facing, and other types of curtain walls.

These new interfaces are marked by solid, matte colors; sharper, more detailed typography; a lack of ornament; wide expanses of open space; full-bleed images; lots of motion; and a clearly delineated sense of information layers (which is why it is not correct to call these designs "flat," strictly speaking).

Cowed by expanses of immaculate white walls?

Settlements are separated by expanses of grazing area.

Winged palettes hover over expanses of gray ocean.

To the north are vast expanses of saline marshes.

The expanses of glass make the interior feel particularly airy.