Sentence examples for hues from inspiring English sources

While it was possible to pick out a few saltires on that occasion, the main hues were green, white and orange – the colours of the Irish flag.

Her unique signature style, composed of hand-printed texts and images arranged across backgrounds that shifted from the off-white tonalities of the paper or wall surface to vibrantly coloured and contrasting hues, created visual scenarios that incorporated the body in pain to dance as a symbolic image of freedom and choice.

Diversity has to mean something other than different hues and genders around the board or cabinet table.

His invitations to politicians of all hues to address the STUC conference drew criticisms.

In quotes from the books: The setting sun burned the sky pink and orange in the same bright hues as surfers' bathing suits.

One morning we woke up to find ourselves at the end of a fjord in front of the enormous Serrano glacier, whose blueish hues became gradually more visible as the daylight grew.

A year on from the Olympics, when the medal haul from Britons of immigrant origins demonstrated the positive contribution of migration, these initiatives are aimed at creating distrust of those of darker hues.

They have, for example, come up with an innovative way of hand-foiling wallpapers that produces distressed and highly polished finishes in a range of metallic hues.

While Sinn Fein fetes the two bombers as heroes who deserve like everyone else in the Troubles to be remembered, unionists of all hues regard them as would-be murderers and enemies of their besieged border community.

The stalls at the Ferry Building Farmer's Market deliver almost synaesthetic pleasure – just smell those hues.

This is not so much a matter of acuity as of colour perception.Birds may or may not be able to examine things in more minute detail than people can, but almost all birds are able to see the world in richer hues than do humans and other mammals.