Sentence examples for nuanced hues from inspiring English sources
Digital projectors bathed the ghostly grayed canvases in noninvasive compensating illumination, returning them to their richly nuanced hues of plum and dark red.
This search for more nuanced hues might also be why two more unusual pigments, blue vivianite and purple fluorite, were found in a small number of the sixteenth-century paintings, although it may simply have been a question of availability or perhaps even a need for cheaper pigments to extend the expensive blues and red lakes.
The "Mysteries" series, Mr. Noland's most recent, is an odd combination of hard-edge rings in the puritanical Minimalist mode surrounded by soft, blurry penumbras that fade into nuanced grounds of contrasting hues.
While this may seem a funny place to go to choose something as nuanced and precise as a paint hue, since every computer monitor renders colors idiosyncratically, at least there's a lot of choice.
The 1890s buildings overlooking the Harlem Valley sparkle in their soft orange and golden hues, each one a little gem, smaller and far more nuanced than Columbia University's academic buildings.
The patterns that result are endlessly nuanced: curtains of moss-green cascading over earth tones; pale nebulae floating over a dark night sky; rainbow hues that make jars look as if they were perpetually heated to the glowing point.
The shapes are poured polycarbonate in the hue of what she calls a "noncolor," then coated in another layer of silicon that is wiped, blurred and troweled to achieve its nuanced, industrial-organic texture.
