Sentence examples for gradation of colors from inspiring English sources

(Leonardo achieved his signature sfumato effect, a subtle gradation of colors, using his fingers to spread the oil paints).

(Ombré — a gradation of color — and tie-dye effects have also become popular).

But high-definition digital produces a more nuanced gradation of color and a more definite molding of the face — you see planes and hollows.

The designer then moved to softer silken dresses when the focus was on gradation of color, from orange through apricot to peach and pale pink.

For some time now, the dark-to-light gradation of color known as ombré has been a trend in fashion and hair, and recently, it's made an appearance in home furnishings as well.

There are numerous minor problems with the novel, including Charles's voice, which veers implausibly between the barfly ("Life meant nothing, but I was having a good time") and the lyricist (a woman's skin is described as being like "a parchment, incredibly old and almost erased by age and rain, the slight gradation of color coming from sepia glyphs whose secrets were now gone").

These are presented in a gradation of color, giving a three-dimensional effect.

The glaring roots are now replaced with a softer gradation of color from dark to light, creating a more natural look.

These are a must-have for getting a smooth, even gradation of color from your lash line up to your browbone.

I shall try to distinguish the subtle gradations of color in fine cloth, of fingernail length, of manners.

But it has twice the number of dots packed into the same area (twice the resolution), yielding much smoother gradations of color and finer, smoother text.