Sentence examples for of deep colour from inspiring English sources
The pale, yet harsh use of deep colour leaves the viewer in a mesmeric trance, in a spiritual state of self-analysis.
A kaleidoscopic fantasia of peacock patterns floating in a forest of deep colour overlaid with delicate white traceries is, explains the text on the reverse, the work of Titian, no less.
Against all of this, I can understand why even a contemporary master of deep colour such as Alec Soth would choose to shoot someone diving into a rocky swimming hole in monochrome.
He reported overhearing people saying "Why should a black actor be allowed to kiss a white actress?" and his review, subtitled "Coloured Audience in the Stalls", concluded that Robeson had "triumphed as a negro Moor, black, swarthy, muscular, a real man of deep colour".
The hard, close-grained wood is similar to that of yellow birch but denser and of deeper colour; both are used for veneer, flooring, furniture, doors, plywood, and vehicle parts.
In spite of the drama of its deep colour, this is a simple vegetarian dish, perfect for weeknights when you need something soothing and comforting.
It is a water-covered planet, with flexible inhabitable islands of vegetation and animal life floating on its surface; it is a world full of deep rich colours and amazing smells and tastes; above is a golden dome, caused by a sun shining on the dense opaque atmosphere.
Their distinctive stylistic characteristics and geographical segregation renders them ideal for the investigation of whether the glasses employed in their manufacture were imported rather than produced locally, and for the assessment of the technology used in the production of the deep colours.
In the most atmospheric of the Pompeiian houses, the Villa of the Mysteries, he was struck by the use of surprisingly deep colours for a decorative scheme - black and red.
The cover was the deep colour of blackcurrants and the words were in lemon yellow.
Presumably, they mingled blood if they survived along the way MacDonald himself felt he might be a recipient.Their conveyor belt was the Kuroshio (Black) Current, named after the deep colour of its waters.
