Sentence examples for hue trace from inspiring English sources
The site is reassuringly heavy on education: Learn the four Cs of diamonds (color, carat, clarity, cut); what gives sapphires their violet-blue hue (trace minerals); and the difference between Akoya and South Sea pearls (creamy versus silvery overtones).
Similarly, the Spanish-derived terio rio, arroyo, and cañada (orange hues) trace the early advances of conquistadors into present-day northern New Mexico, an area that still retains some unique cultural traits.
The Mulleavy sisters, Kate and Laura, outdid themselves with intense hues tracing romantic flower patterns.
Categorized as Type IIb, the blue gems, also nitrogen-free, owe their hue to traces of boron.
Did you clap or sit still?" The questions were crafted to seek one-word answers and inherently categorize me without hue or tone and offer no trace of nuance.
'Blackness in Abstraction,' an ongoing show at Pace Gallery, traces the use of the hue in contemporary art.
You can see that all the major roadways are traced in hues of orange and purple.
Paan dyes the saliva a reddish brown, giving it a bloodlike hue that may, in fact, be enhanced by traces of blood, since chewing tobacco can cause gums to bleed.
In 10 cleanly written, well-paced chapters, Pesic traces the progression of our understanding of atmospheric hue through dozens of scientists, philosophers, and artists.
Citrine has a slight green tint, golden topaz has strong traces of orange, and yellow tourmaline has a brighter, lemon-like hue.
