Sentence examples similar to smart colour from inspiring English sources

"These materials, and this approach, is ideal for making smart colour-changing skins or soft devices in which fluid is pumped from one place to another.

He can be, although there's a raft of pop-culture influencers: John Waters and Jean-Michel Basquiat rocking the smart tailoring and bright colours (Topman Design, Burberry Prorsum), old-school LL Cool J (for the bucket hats) and older-school Robert Redford (the classic 70s Vuitton, Saint Lauren look).

On another front, Jarecki is suing a company called Smart Beauty USA, alleging that its Smart Bikini Colour line copies not only the instructions from Jarecki's Web site, but also the logo on her packaging.

At one time Smart analyzed colours in terms of the discriminatory behaviour of human beings.

The Victorian architecture has been zhushed up in smart monochrome colours, with wooden plant pots on the outside and dark heritage paints, warm rugs and battered old furniture inside.

When we look at the visual language through which the smart city is represented, it is typically with simplistic, child-like rounded edges and bright colours.

They look smart and the colour choices are gorgeous.

Injections of colour into smart outfits tend to come from accessories: red socks, yellow tie, patterned scarf.

" 'The Colour' is smart, lumpy with sentiment, brutal and oddly funny -- a sort of carnival in hell".

When word spread to Britain of the sensational discovery of the Roman towns of Pompeii and Herculaneum in the 18th century, "Pompeiian red" became the favoured colour for smart dining-rooms – as it remains today.

Noting this transformation, in 1996 Roger Eatwell cautioned: "Beware of men and women wearing smart Italian suits: the colour is now gray, the material is cut to fit the times, but the aim is still power.…Fascism is on the move once more, even if its most sophisticated forms have learned to dress to suit the times".