Sentence examples for spectrum of colour from inspiring English sources

When combined with traditional instruments they add a rich new spectrum of colour.

Think in terms of a broad spectrum of colour; mix, but let go of the urge to match.

As rays of white light from any source pass through a prism, they are refracted to give the appearance of a spectrum of colour, as in the rainbow of a summer morning.

Walking through my local park last week, I noticed an especially wild sunset: the sky overhead was an electric shade of violet, and stretching out into the distance over London was an entire spectrum of colour from vermilion red to lemon yellow.

Another characteristic of the photographs is that they usually have a naturalistic coding orientation, that is, they show clear details, with a reasonably full spectrum of colour and shading, etc. (see Royce 1998).

Among his Pink Floyd covers, there was the mournful-looking cow on the front of Atom Heart Mother, the burning businessman on the sleeve of Wish You Were Here, the giant pig flying over Battersea Power Station and the prism spreading a spectrum of colour across The Dark Side Of The Moon.

A mix of aquatic plants and tricks of the light combined to turn its waters a whole spectrum of colours.

For example, when viewing a beautiful spectrum of colours, your natural instinctual feeling would be happiness or serenity.

The availability of the whole spectrum of colours opened up new applications, from full-colour video screens to display backlighting.

Choose from a spectrum of colours – including monochrome and acid yellow – to bring a modern buzz to your living room.

The entire spectrum of colours is available in 'marking liquid', which can be sprayed on to the grass for a Rothko-look lawn.