Sentence examples for opposite colours from inspiring English sources
As ever, this 12-player event consists of two different Rapidplay disciplines - blindfold and normal: with each day's play comprising one game of each as a pair of players face each other twice with opposite colours.
We decided to play a second game with opposite colours (me White) and that went much more as it was supposed to, though of course when I consulted Houdini, the "chess engine" of choice for most players nowadays, there were some moments he could have greatly improved.
Op art painters devised complex and paradoxical optical spaces through the illusory manipulation of such simple repetitive forms as parallel lines, checkerboard patterns, and concentric circles or by creating chromatic tension from the juxtaposition of complementary (chromatically opposite) colours of equal intensity.
If this card is of the opposite colour, a bet on inverse wins.
Each lens of the glasses darkened its opposite colour so that each eye would see only the image intended for it.
The fact that each yin contains a little yang and each yang a little yin is symbolized by the eye of each fish which is of the opposite colour.
The capsules are arranged as pixels and electric charges applied to each pixel pull either the black or the white particles towards the top of the capsule (and the opposite colour to the bottom).
This makes Red's opposite colour Green.
If you have nice eyes, accentuate their colour by wearing the opposite colour on the colour wheel - if you have blue eyes, wear orange; this will make your eyes stand out.
Take one hockey lace that is the opposite colour and put it in your left shoe Tie the laces and fold them under the tongue of the shoe Put the jacked up shoes on!
A/W14 has just dropped in-store, or at least is dropping, presumably from drones, as we speak, and while there is a marked spike in minimalism and casuals from usual (brilliant) suspects Joseph and Jil Sander, there's also a lot of the opposite – bright colours, cartoon prints and general silliness.
