Sentence examples for more greenish from inspiring English sources
The sediment is tan as it floats near the surface of the water, but as it sinks lower its reflective properties change and the colour appears more greenish.
Lemon and Strontian Yellows (b* around fifty) present a more greenish tone (a* negative) than Citron Yellow (a* positive).
The presence of smalt, however, in such large quantities, mixed with yellow lakes, bone black and earth pigments, suggests its color was originally different, possibly more greenish and more nuanced.
It turns out that, for those of us living in areas where we experience seasons, we tend to perceive yellow with a more greenish hue during the summer.
The bare facial skin of birds just fledged is yellow, sometimes with a small patch of blue in front of the eyes, while the skin of birds six months and older has usually become more greenish, and turn darker blue beneath the eye, before assuming the adult blue facial patch by around 16 months of age.
When the cells were prepared in a control environment, the chlorophyll part was greater than in the N-depleted cells, which can be seen directly from the solutions with algae cells (more greenish color in the control cell solution).
Well, maybe it's a little more greenish-beige than that, but I find it very incongruous with the rough-and-tumble Waxwear exterior.
Fragrant flowers, in clusters of 4 to 7 along the young branch-lets, have fleshy petals, green outside, yellowish inside, and 50 or more greenish-yellow stamens [ 5].
"There is plenty in the pitch, which has more than a greenish top, and Middlesex must be wary of allowing the Yorkshire lower order adding too many more".
"The dramatic collapse by the visitors in the evening proved there was plenty in this pitch, which still has more than a greenish tinge and if Yorkshire can build a lead of more than 200 then they will be heavy favourites for victory.
More bluish and/or greenish portions indicate smaller abundances of absorbers, while reddish shades indicate a higher cloud-top level over other regions due to less CO2 absorption above the cloud top in the CO2 band (2.02 um). Figure 12 shows yellowish areas in the 10°S 10°N latitude, implying the area has less unknown absorber(s) and the cloud-top level is higher than the surrounding region.
