Sentence examples for nuances of light from inspiring English sources

"Dido Building Carthage, or the Rise of the Carthaginian Empire" is a masterly essay in the nuances of light.

In my early black-and-white work, I didn't pay a lot of attention to the nuances of light.

In "Clytie," dated 1814, the nuances of light when mountains and clouds merge into a haze faintly touched with pale gold and salmon are caught with flawless mastery.

He was a writer, after all; a turbine of extraordinary creativity, an intense observer of the nuances of light, of faces, landscape, flowers, the gore of war and of every conceivable inflection of the sexual act.

It was a joy to see again Mr. Lacroix's intense, painterly shades and how he can turn black into a color with shards of decoration and nuances of light.

I could choose to look around and see how desolate, godforsaken and hopeless the landscape was, or to take in all the new and positive aspects, and contemplate the beauty of nature and the nuances of light, shape and colour.

Bekmambetov's direction has nothing in the way of nuance or ordinary human light-and-shade".

The subtle nuances of the lighter cakes just didn't satisfy my cheesecake yens.

Both stamps bear an engraved design by Piotr Naszarkowski, in which the portrait is rendered by finely etched lines suggesting the nuances of shadow and light, rather than a continuous-tone photograph.

Photographs that seem to celebrate soft technical effects within the context of their story provide another dimension and suggest that Mr. Leipzig has enjoyed the challenge of creating the nuances in light and tone required by illumination contrasts inside a theater, hazy rain covering the city, mist produced by New Jersey smokestacks and a blurring sandstorm in the Sudan.

Terborch's "Card Players" like Vermeer's greatest works and van de Cappelle's marines, is about nuances in the handling of light.