Sentence examples for source of the colour from inspiring English sources

The source of the colour was not far away.

Due to the English Water Spaniel's colours of liver (tan) and white, it has been suggested that the breed may have been the source of the colours now found in the modern English Springer Spaniel and Welsh Springer Spaniel breeds.

Black pigments have been widely produced from charcoal, but mineral pigments such as manganese dioxide can be the source of this colour in certain parts of Australia.

The cobalt oxide concentration (0.08 %) for the blue sample from the core-formed alabastron, JK26, provides the source of the blue colour for this glass.

Flowers, if we think about it, must have been our most intense source of the experience of colour for most of human history.

Percussion instruments became a favourite source of colour in the 20th century, in both the concert and popular fields.

Schemochrome, any one of many colourless, submicroscopic structures in organisms that serve as a source of colour by the manner in which they reflect light.

With natural dyes there's a direct connection to the source of colour and a deeper connection to the land".

It is quite something to stand at the source of such a colour.

Sir Isaac Newton demonstrated in 1666 that light is the source of colour when he held a glass prism up to a beam of sunlight, producing the rainbow hues of the visible spectrum.

They achieve this through a subtle interplay of elements, such as Wyllie's electronic loops and Fitzpatrick's range of techniques: his bass is a constantly changing source of instrumental colour.