Sentence examples for hue like from inspiring English sources

If you use golden icing sugar your paste will have a soft, honey-coloured hue, like that of antique linen.

Hue, like the war that pivoted there, continues to haunt some elderly men who live among us.

Left out of these cheerful conferences were the proprietors of what my father called "tin tabernacles" — sectarians of unorthodox hue, like Spiritualists, Seventh-Day Adventists, charismatics, Pentecostals.

Spice colors reminiscent of turmeric or ginger were played off olive green, khaki contrasted with oxblood, royal purple used with a hue like patinated bronze.

But persons of a certain fortunate hue, like Prince, Colin Powell or Enrique Iglesias, would be able to enjoy the illusion of walking around with no pants whatever.

Portland looks dark green and light grey, but also with a golden hue, like the sun only appears in reflections off windows in the skyline.

If you used a more bold anchor color, you may decide to use neutral hues like gray or white, or you may decide to go very bright and use hues like apricot or turquoise.

It also seems to confirm that the Up will ship in three different colors, so the chromatically picky shouldn't trouble finding a hue they like.

The darkest hue (bold-like) means that you haven't viewed the page while the lighter non-bolded hue means that you have viewed it.

But before then, spring will bring a few darker hues, like mauve.

Some come in sherbet hues, like this citrus-y variant; others feature leaves that are certifiably curvaceous.