Sentence examples for hard shading from inspiring English sources

Hard Lamps with more hue Hard shadows High specular, low hard shading Less lamps to make shadows darker Don't use ambient occlusion Reflections Sharp corners More contrast.

Soft Lamps with less hue Soft shadows Low spec, low hard shading More lamps to make shadows lighter Use Ambient occlusion No reflections No sharp corners Less contrast.

And Gunther's wife was scary, as well as beautiful: Tall, lean, same hard shade of white blond hair as Gunther.

Lorac's Carol Shaw revived the Barracuda in the Boardroom look, with aggressive burgundy matte lips and dominatrix cheekbones in hard brick shades.

But it's harder to shade broader market statistics, and the entire PC business is in meltdown.

In the title role, Diana Damrau, acting up a storm, works hard to bring shading and depth to her essentially bright and perky soprano; as Des Grieux, the trumpetlike tenor Vittorio Grigolo gives a performance of astonishing, animalistic intensity.

Damrau, acting up a storm, works hard to bring shading and depth to her essentially bright and perky soprano, while Grigolo gives a performance of astonishing, animalistic intensity, his trumpet-like tenor banishing whatever echoes of Franco Corelli may have lingered in the auditorium from the nineteen-seventies.

And buttons for mundane tasks like opening the shades were hard to find.

Sometimes all it takes to renew a tired room is a new lampshade, but interesting shades are hard to find.

However, if you're making a "wet" caramel, golden sugar can make it hard to judge the shade.

Stand in a market place in Jodhpur or Jaipur and search long and hard for a single shade that is not within your view.