Sentence examples for ranges of colour from inspiring English sources

Get 10 great experienced players together who have this "at one with their instrument" thing going on and it's fantastic, but so far we are still in the realm of conventional chamber music, albeit with extended ranges of colour and depth and height.

Table 1 shows the basic ranges of colour by number code used by Bauer during his two botanical expeditions and that of the Madrid chart.

Crystal comes in one of the widest ranges of colours available; I could literally draw in crystal on to garments.

Of all the recorded pianists, he has the widest range of colour, tone and dynamic.

His range of colour and dynamics, concentration and freedom, make compulsive listening.

Each species is capable of undergoing a particular range of colour change.

They offer a range of colour palettes from autmunal shades to 80s neon.

This development stimulated the carpet industry by permitting an unlimited range of colour and design with an economy of pile.

One can only marvel at Watkin's range of colour, his elegance, his verve, variety and spontaneity – above all his understanding of line and pulse.

The late ballet score Agon was presented with a subtly apposite range of colour and texture, if a less than ideal level of rhythmic tautness.

There's real dark authority to the lower reaches of his voice, and a range of colour of the upper registers that conjures up an intriguingly complex character psychologically.