Sentence examples for it's indigo from inspiring English sources

PERHAPS it is uncharitable to slice the country into red sections and blue ones -- but let's be honest, New York City is so blue it's indigo.

Its color is indigo blue to silvery- or grayish blue.

Rukia's eyes are indigo, but they sometimes seem purple.

As neurologist Richard Cytowic remembers it in his book Wednesday is Indigo Blue, the moment of discovery came when Watson was hosting a dinner party in February 1980 where Cytowic was a guest.

It is an oxidation reduction indicator, which is indigo blue in oxidation state and after reduction by cell line, bacteria and fungi its color changes to pink.

The main product of the kingdom was indigo; its people practiced Buddhism.

"It really is majestic," Dr. Koren said of the shade, which he said remained close to its original hue and appeared to be indigo.

The newest is Indigo.

The oldest basic colours are indigo and brown; red and yellow were used later.

The number six is "curry," summertime is "peach," and loneliness, she says immediately, is, "Indigo.

The plumage of the body was indigo, and the back, scapular feathers and wings were metallic blue.