Sentence examples for precise colour from inspiring English sources
Bloaming light is the precise colour of depression and makes everything look £20 cheaper and 20lb heavier.
And it was that orchestra we seemed to hear, as Britten's preternaturally long fingers somehow, magically, coaxed out of each note the precise colour and character of each of Tchaikovsky's instruments.
During a tea run, these fools that you sit next to for eight hours a day become actual people, with feelings, albeit ones about the precise colour you must aim for with your milk, and you see they are tortured as if human, and all craving the warmth of tea/their father's love.
Djokovic is a man, after all, who checks the precise colour of his urine at the same time every morning to reassure himself he is not over- or under-hydrated, who celebrated his third Australian Open triumph in 2012 with a single square of chocolate, his first in 18 months.
(The precise colour is Pantone shade 17-5641, by the way).
At a media briefing this afternoon on Labour's Woman to Woman campaign, Harriet Harman seemed keen to make sure we all knew the precise colour of the team bus.
Otaka's pacing and his precise colouring, notably of the wind instruments and sleighbells, achieved exactly that, while the lustre of Emma Bell's voice meant that Das Himmlische Leben carried a radiant intensity.
If you prefer a more precise lip colour without the need for a brush, B Vibrant crayons (£3.99) are fantastic.
This machine can investigate an area of the heavens that is 2° across (as large as 20 full moons), analysing the precise spectral colours of up to 400 stars at a time.
Studies do not indicate precise time of colour morph switch occurrence, only final results of repeated colour assessments across nymphal stages are stated (in the case of Ergene all switches occur after an ecdysis event).
At Kilgour, the most youth-savvy of the Savile Row institutions, creative director Carlo Brandelli has precise views on colour, in fitting with the strict rules of his suits.
