Sentence examples for sensitivity to colour from inspiring English sources

Surely sensitivity to colour is essential to art, people say, staring at me.

La Fresnaye's sensitivity to colour gave his Cubism an unorthodox sensuousness.

In its vividness and intense, almost neurotic sensitivity to colour, particularly the colour red, it also looks like a Hitchcock thriller.

His "Harvesters" (1565; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City) displays a remarkable sensitivity to colour and pattern.

Froment stands out among his colleagues for his rather crude and unpolished style, marked by awkward design and lack of sensitivity to colour.

Paul Moorhouse, the gallery's curator of 20th century portraits, said: "Craigie Aitchison was a highly distinctive artist whose singular vision was rooted in an acute sensitivity to colour and subtle implications of meaning.

Because various animal groups have different sensitivities to colour, it is necessary to model colour perception of specific pollinator classes to understand the significance of floral colour signals.

A significant decrease in arm activity was observed during exposure to white, green and blue lights (unpaired student's t-test, two-tailed, p = 0.0021 for white treatment, p = 0.0005 for green treatment and p = 0.0010 for blue treatment; Figure  3), indicating significant differences between night and day activities and therefore sensitivity to these colours.

Here as always, Isepp's sensitivity to nuance and colour allowed him to take great delight in the occasional grand gesture.

He was particularly concerned with tone color: he advised that "The player should cultivate a seismograph-like sensitivity to brusque changes of tone colour caused by fingerings based on expediency and comfort rather than the composer's manifest or probable intentions".

Several GWAS have identified genomic regions associated with MM or with pigmentation characteristics such as hair and eye colour, skin sensitivity to sun and freckling.