Sentence examples for extraordinary palette from inspiring English sources
I was thrilled by the movie's gorgeousness, its subtle colours, the extraordinary palette of blues.
Floral Tribute In his time, his subject matter was exotic, and thanks to his study of its anatomy, his uncanny powers of observation and his extraordinary palette, he was called the "Raphael of Flowers".
Since taking over as president in 1995, Mr. Oden has lost some of his fluency in Ugaritic, Akkadian, Syriac and other ancient languages, but the job has given him an extraordinary palette on which to play out his fascination with architecture.
It was a pleasant surprise to find that Bergman's extraordinary palette, of flashy clothing and sickly walls, of Gould's swarthiness and Andersson's pallor, came through in the same way though with greater force — as did the confusion and pain that Bergman's extraordinary array of closeups exposes.
Missing in their account, obviously, was Var?'s extraordinary instrumental palette with its heaving groans and desiccated chitters.
While there are undoubtedly singers who bring to Winterreise more lyrical voices, or a wider selection of vocal colours, what Bostridge achieves with his idiosyncratic palette remains an extraordinary achievement.
The program combines older works — including the late co-founder Roberto Lorca's "Luz y Sombra," a series of duets that explore the flamenco palette — and a new dance by Ángel Muñoz, an extraordinary dancer in his own right.
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The palette of emotions Exarchopolous is able to draw upon is extraordinary.
The director, Pam MacKinnon, who superintended the most recent and rather dazzling revival of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, works to ground these seemingly extraordinary events and to temper Albee's penchant for absurdism with a realistic emotional palette.
Volcanoes have spilt an extraordinary charcoal-black gravel across great swaths of the island, painting its landscape from a palette not quite of this planet.
