Sentence examples for prevailing coloring from inspiring English sources

The movie's prevailing coloring is shrouded browns and grays, mixed with clouds of white (smoke from exploding shells), bursts of flame, and the glowing flight of shells and tracer bullets.

The prevailing color Sunday afternoon at Seattle's Qwest Field was yellow — as in yellow cards.

And since the prevailing color palette for fall is subdued, with neutral tones like charcoal, grey and khaki, layered pieces can be as bright as you dare.

Prevailing colors are reds and greens, often in sickly shades.

The prevailing color is purple -- "eggplant purple," she specifies -- and it covers walls, floors and upholstered chairs.

The prevailing color is institutional gray, and bright yellow lines, the kind used on airport runways or industrial sites, steer ticketholders to their destinations.

Much of it takes place in a warren of cubicles where the prevailing color is a depressing off-tan and the jobs consist of phoning and filing.

But the clothes on offer were not nostalgic, with rich, bright colors prevailing for winter 2013.

Pink is the prevailing aura, if not color, throughout.

Kristiansen's muted watercolor washes, the furthest possible remove from the Man of Tomorrow's primary colors, echo the prevailing tone of anguished doubt.

Strikingly, given the heavy concentration of chordal instruments — and Ms. Schneider's use of the rest of the orchestra as a rich color palette — the prevailing sensation was of openness.