Sentence examples for palette of references from inspiring English sources
He has continued to develop his palette of references and harmonic richness, even encompassing the European modernism that he seemed at first to resist.
First, ancient history is not merely a palette of fashionable references -- to the contrary, the word itself is Greek for "inquiry," the exploration by which Herodotus and Thucydides traced patterns of events and explained the psychology at work behind them.
"I originally wanted to bring the pink from the clothes to the skin," she says, referencing the offbeat Pepto-Bismol palette of Rocha's collection.
The populist, down-to-earth David Hockney of his day, Royle borrowed the sun-drenched palette of the French impressionists and adapted it to reference the darker skies of industrial Sheffield and the heather-dotted wilds of the nearby Derbyshire moors.
Mr. Winters's points of reference are the Dry and Herb Gardens, as evidenced by the palette of lavender, lime and viridian green in a new painting titled "Wave Hill".
"This character has a huge palette of color and emotion.
The spring 2003 collections winding up here have been steeped in escapist fantasies -- references to surf culture and anxiety-free childhood moments, represented by a palette of ice cream and candy colors.
But the palette of District 12 is much bleaker than the palette of the Capitol.
The multihued palette of dye-decolorizing peroxidases.
"The palette of possibilities was really open.
