Sentence examples for promising colours from inspiring English sources
I was left with more questions than answers by glimpses into the art world's changing relationship with colour, about how Edward Hopper used "rich, promising colours to depict silence and isolation" or why the Cubists rejected the decorative colours of the Fauves.
And he painted a broad policy picture in primary colours, promising simple sounding things: a good job, a decent home, more money at the end of the month, a secure retirement.
The plug is made from full-colour sandstone, promising "a coarse finish and a delicate feel".
One paper, France's l'Illustration, even produced a centrespread, peddling the story that Leonardo had been in love with his sitter, and promising to work towards a colour reproduction within a couple of weeks.
Due to their diversity, Tropheus represent a promising system for studies of colour pattern evolution, and for the same reason, specimens of the genus have become extremely popular among aquarists.
The new rear camera has had its pixel count boosted from eight megapixels to 12, promising reduced image noise, greater sharpness and realistic colours.
He did so in tones that are unusual for a Republican candidate – speaking at length about inner-city poverty and promising to repeal "any law that disproportionately incarcerates people of colour".
The empowering campaign launched in 2014, promising not to airbrush models in its swimwear collections, showcasing images of young women of different ages, sizes, colours and body shapes.
Just as Kraft is promising with its macaroni, so Nestlé, the world's biggest food firm, is pledging to remove all artificial flavours and colours in more than 250 types of chocolate sold in America.
