Sentence examples for grey hue from inspiring English sources

Actually it's more of a metallic bluey grey hue, now that I inspect it a bit more closely.

His portrait of Pauline de Metternich is not done from life but from a photograph — Degas gives her face a grey hue and exquisitely reproduces the look of a blurred 19th century camera image.

Don't scrub the shells with a knife as you clean them, as their colour will leach into the juices during cooking, giving an unappetising grey hue. 3) It is essential to boil the wine before you use it, to remove most of the harsh alcohol taste, leaving the fruity, acidic qualities of the wine to balance the dish.

Back in the early '80s, the city had a dull grey hue -- a crushed spirit makes even the most splendid scenery seem mournful -- but in the spirit of '89 that was all gone.

The old flowers fade to brownish and grey hues and remain curled around the flower spike.

The stones in the Philadelphia painting are darker and more orange than the predominantly grey hues of the Turin rocks.

We live in a culture that prefers black and white clarity to the grey hues of ambiguity.

The black mamba's skin colouration can vary between olive-brown to grey hues, or sometimes khaki and some individuals may display dark mottling towards the posterior that may form oblique bars.

Traditional and neutral colors are a great basis for your working wardrobe, navy, black and grey hues are good places to start and white can be worn with any of them.

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Giving her formidability a greyer hue, Withers played a prison governor striving to be, as well as a disciplinarian, as sensitive as possible to the problems of the prisoners.