Sentence examples for livid shade from inspiring English sources
The Knopf dust jacket was a livid shade of salmon pink, inaugurating the salmon/Salman problem that would plague me for ever after, and I didn't like it.
A signature of Tartt's prose style is the evocative list, like this snapshot of a detail from Rembrandt's The Anatomy Lesson appearing in a poster for a Met exhibition: "livid flesh, multiple shades of black, alcoholic-looking surgeons with bloodshot eyes and red noses".
One fabric was painted to resemble the scales of a python, while the many layers of a chiffon ball skirt -- as much as 50 or 60 yards -- were dyed shades of livid green blending into brown.
They are pictures of supersaturated shades – inky reds, livid oranges, fizzing greens – so unlike the tonal politeness of his earlier pale work.
Last spring, designers soaked their collections with bright color; now the palette looks violently bright, with livid pinks, siren yellows and deep, airline shades of blue.
But Republicans are livid.
