Sentence examples for peculiar colour from inspiring English sources
The happiness, the bastardry, the peculiar colour, even the scent comes through".
The characteristic yellowish colour of nankeen is attributed to the peculiar colour of the cotton from which it was originally made.
The peculiar colour saturation of the Polaroid appears as memory-drenched as Super-8 film but, in the case of the former, these memories are generated instantly.
My hair, meanwhile, was a scalped-looking pixie cut, still tinged a faintly peculiar colour as its blue dye grew out.
In both cases of the treatment of YSZ NiO ceramics, the resulting structures are similar (Fig. 5a as compared to Fig. 2e) except for the peculiar (of green colour) inner part of specimens after the treatment at 800 °C (Fig. 5d).
Most of the Canton enamels used the famille rose colours peculiar to Europe.
Fourth, there are the peculiar advantages of either colour or black-and-white photography that can be exploited.
Are the distinct patterns of expression of structural genes sufficient to explain the observed variation of contrasting colour phenotypes peculiar to each cultivar ?
One of the most important landmarks in the late Georgian period was the introduction of many new species of trees and flora from around the world, which Horace Walpole described as giving the "richness and colouring so peculiar to the modern landscape".
Some colours are also peculiar to one stone or the other; for example, the popular apple- and emerald-green jewelry jades are invariably jadeite.
