Sentence examples for from palette from inspiring English sources

The halting sentence fragments are like synaptic flashes as the image passes from "palette" to "color," from color transformed ("into" this or "into" that) to the eye and then to the gallery, where, aeons later, dust motes intervene.

Roman cement was a major material used in the architecture of the nineteenth and early twentieth century across Europe, until it was displaced by Portland cement, and is absent from the palette of materials from which conservationists may now select.

Ms. Disney seemed to be working from the palette of an Easter basket.

He took pinches of crushed red pepper flakes from the palette, and added them, too.

"The computer randomly selects from the palette and the patterns it has".

These formulae could be used to mix compounds from a palette of smells to produce a range of different odours.

Pick from a palette of genres including funk, rock, house and electro swing and expect tasty food stalls and astonishing aesthetics.

And while some aspects of late-20th-century life — most notably, politics — were absent from his palette, he was also free of nostalgia or grandiosity.

For a series of paintings called Black Light, she eliminated white from her palette and added black pigment to colors in a group of African-American portraits.

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.

Still, if you're sold on color, the Prism is the palmtop to get; its bright, beautiful screen draws from a palette of 65,000 colors.