Sentence examples for general palette from inspiring English sources

A few glass skyscrapers eventually went up in Murray Hill, but not enough to irreparably damage the scale or general palette: stone bases, brick facades, mullioned windows and cornices, with cracked brownstones for gracious infill.

Furthermore, the comparison includes the MATLAB semi-infinite solver fseminf to provide a general palette of methods approximating the robust optimal design problem.

XRF confirmed the general palette of inorganic pigments by inference from elemental compositon as lead white, yellow iron earths, green earth, azurite, lead tin yellow, and vermilion.

Then also the general pastel palette that runs through the pharmaceutical industry as a representation of clinical-ness and efficiency itself and therefore through all of Damien Hirst's pharma-related stuff which I looked at for reference to the colors and the simplicity of packaging on pill boxes that you know is highly designed to present the information to you in a clean immediate fashion".

Your photos should look like they belong together, with the same general color palette and style.

Having tackled the entire history of humanity in 2001: A Space Odyssey, the director obviously felt he could wash down the Corsican general as a palette-cleanser.

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Going by the works here some artists opted for a relatively sedate Social Realist style; others favored a fiery palette, savage caricature and general hilarity egged on by black, lashing lines.

A monochrome color palette, nuanced light saturation and general aesthetics down to the retro-future robot and flying saucers suspended from clearly visible strings make the jump from classic camp to NES chic in Navarro's new work.

Mr. Taggart, on the other hand, has a palette of interests, among them the general state of political discourse in America.

The palette of the earlier painters was, in general, stable to light; however, some of the pigments used, notably the "lakes," which consisted of vegetable dyestuffs mordanted onto translucent inert materials, often faded easily.