Sentence examples for gone a bluish from inspiring English sources
The fire had gone a bluish orange.
As Weldon Kees, who is represented twice within these pages, wrote in "The Cats," a wondrous, late-period poem that somehow slipped the embrace of The New Yorker, leaped down, and stole away: The cars go by in a bluish light.
"I pulled some of the orange out and went toward bluish, pale tones because it reflected the sadness and melancholia of the scene".
The actual wound may also start to have a "bluish, white, or dark, mottled, flaky appearance," according to the study.
As far as wavelengths go, Earth's sky really is a bluish violet.
"If you have a bit of olive in your skin tone, you should go for more bluish pinks.
In the morning's unfolding light, he saw that their faces had turned a bluish color and their jaws had gone slack.
_" and the fractured call that awakened me practically every morning: "_Cock-k-k-k-sucker! _" As for the pig (which I should have dragged into the garage, I realized that now), its eyes were gone and its faintly bluish hide was striped with bright-red gashes.
A bluish haze hung over the valley.
A bluish ice cave in the glacier.
His neat shiny black hair had a bluish tint.
