Sentence examples for intense hues from inspiring English sources

Intense hues are termed chromatic colours.

The Mulleavy sisters, Kate and Laura, outdid themselves with intense hues tracing romantic flower patterns.

Much of the advertising was in the same intense hues as the azure skies of early autumn.

"Beguiled by Caravaggio," at Adah Rose Gallery, builds abstractions out of the proto-baroque artist's intense hues and sumptuous details, while incorporating elements familiar from Belmar's earlier work.

Graham's landscapes drew on the English neo-romantics, such as Piper himself, but they also evoke the intense hues and graphic power of German expressionism.

(Back when lighting was always dim, interiors were often painted with intense hues, he said, adding, "Mount Vernon is full of bright, bright green").

Chevreul's second law, of successive contrast, referred to the optical sensation that a complementary colour halo appears gradually to surround an intense hue.

For Turrell's "Juke Green" and "Gard Red" (both 1968), a projector in a darkened room beams a shape of intense hue into a corner of walls and floor.

The colors are deeply saturated, having approximated with near perfection the intense hue of a rose and, in so doing, performed a sort of abstraction of the figure itself.

We had just checked in when an incredible sunset turned the whole world red – the skies, the ochre ground, the huge smoky clouds – the most intense colours of a trip full of vivid hues.

Lost River is not entirely a write-off – Benoît Debie, Gaspar Noé's regular cinematographer, musters some intense hothouse hues in tangerine and purple, and the inimitably lizard-like Mendelsohn livens things up with a silly dance and some Nick crooningue crooning.