Sentence examples for forgo color from inspiring English sources

"There's enough visual noise in texture to forgo color".

In an interview with India Ink, Mr. Gour talked about how he made "Kshay" on a shoestring budget and why he chose to forgo color in his first film.

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Light colors and neutrals are always a classic option for small spaces, but that doesn't mean you have to forgo bold colors when you want to make a room seem bigger.

About two-thirds of the way through, the essay undergoes a shift, largely forgoing local color and descriptions of the trip (including Dürrenmatt's loss of all his money in Puerto Rico) in favor of a comparison of the Soviet Union to the United States, in which he gives his impressions of both places.

But in the spirit of austerity, Mr. Wendt has decided to forgo the traditional glossy annual report with color photos and, quite often, a liberal amount of happy blather.

He may even persuade homeowners to forgo pristine emerald sod for something more the color of money — rumpled, old money.

Each chair is made to order in France; buyers can forgo traditional ivory, brown and green when selecting colors for the woven seats and backs.

Furniture retailers can't deliver the instant gratification today's consumers crave unless those customers are willing to forgo the equally important desire to customize the upholstery's color and design.

Over the years, she had problems finding a laboratory that was willing to back a multiethnic cosmetics line and to forgo what she called basic "A B C" cosmetic formulas using coloring agents in pink, red or orange tones.

Many people are not willing to forgo the superior resolution of a monochrome display in favor of the dubious spectrum available on a color monitor.