Sentence examples for shifted color from inspiring English sources

"Shulie" opens with cityscapes and street scenes that, in their visual quality of grainy film and shifted color tints as well in their composition and tone — and in conjunction with the soundtrack's collage of drumbeats, protest, strife, and televised kitsch — conjure the mid-sixties with an eerie immediacy.

And the giant glowing orb that dominated the stage slowly shifted color to change the emotional timbre of each song.

Fiber-optic lights inside the chandelier and the walls shift color continuously, from amber to smoky gray, rose and amethyst.

Albany watchers, for example, remember the constantly shifting color of HUGH L. CAREY'S graying hair during his second term as governor, from 1978 to 1982.

The same can be said of MGM's new version of Anthony Mann's 1958 "Man of the West," finally available in a transfer that does justice to its spatially complex CinemaScope compositions and subtly shifting color scheme.

Despite this shifting color temperature, all Stack's light shades are white.

Conversely, understanding and utilizing a metallic mordant to shift color, improve lightfastness, and understand long term color results may create social value through new knowledge, as well as economic gain by addressing consumer concern over colorfastness of natural dyes.

The last thing was the shifting color ink, which I now use on my paintings.

Removed from home, we notice: shadows and birds and sirens, the shifting color of the sky, the peak of a certain roof, the way a set of stairs descends toward a river bank.

LED lights on an amoeba-shaped ceiling slowly shift colors.

The shifting colors suggest that the canyon's different rock layers formed under different conditions.