Sentence examples for striking colored from inspiring English sources

In conditions of high humidity, several species can form striking colored drops on the actively growing caps: red drops in H. peckii, H. diabolus, H. ferrugineum, and H. cruentum, yellow drops in H. caeruleum, and coffee-colored drops in H. mirabile.

A striking rust-colored area rug was $598.

The doctor is a tall woman with a mass of striking mahogany-colored hair that she always wears knotted on top of her head and held in place with two chopsticks or knitting needles.

Corey, with dreads stretching down to the small of his back and striking pistachio-colored contacts lenses, is no stranger to body augmentation.

Belinda projects a reserved authority that goes beyond her striking looks (taffy-colored skin, a diminutive gymnast's body) and signature sounds ("Make It Funky," by James Brown, "Return of the Hip Hop Freaks," by Nice & Smooth).

Examples include wearing a large necklace or a striking pendant or brightly colored shoes with a neutral-colored dress.

For a more striking effect, use dark objects on light colored icing and vice versa.

The Galápagos archipelago is not only physically striking with its sapphire-colored waters and powdery sand, it also teems with nature: giant tortoises, iguanas, and other marine life.

The 12 pieces in her collection hung from a clothing rack, and the neon-colored rope and plastic made a striking contrast against the room's oatmeal-colored walls.

One particularly striking wildflower was the lilac-colored elephant head, whose thick petals do indeed bring to mind the image of pachyderms' trunks.

Almost 40 years ago, the last wild Arabian oryx (Oryx leucoryx), a large, cream-colored antelope with striking black horns, met its end in the deserts of Oman shot by a hunter.