Sentence examples for his hues from inspiring English sources
His hues tend toward muddy pastels, always warm.
The designer even christened one of his hues "parrot green".
Those extra pigments make his hues look richer, deeper and more complex.
His hues roam the rainbow: the oranges and green on a silk-screened "botanical pump" so lush it begs for Allegra, and the denatured turquoise and neon orange of a vertiginous ankle-strapper.
His hues play naturally off one another, as in "Quince," where pinks segue into violet and then deep mauve; greens flirt with yellows; oranges cozy up to reds; and occasional small slabs of black, blue and brown lend an earthy gravitas.
Mr. Boehner denies artificially enhancing his hue, and on "60 Minutes" recently, responding to the orangeness issue even brought him to tears.
In object description with color, it could be possible to use different color space such as RGB (Red, Green, Blue) or HIS (Hue, Intensity, Saturation).
Joaquin, who is bold and bald and always ready to shake your hand, laughs at his hue hesitation.
We don't know for certain James's paternity, but there are enough narrative clues to infer the truth behind his hue of brown skin.
It never occurs to him that true atavism is to deny supposedly God-given rights (he was a Christian) to an entire swath of the population because they do not share his hue.
"If someone is going to be that tan, it should not look like it came from a bottle". Hamilton, at right, didn't return our calls so we don't know the source of his hue.
