Sentence examples for strong hues from inspiring English sources

Strong hues were everywhere — gleaming in fiery streaks on sunglasses, spread in saturated blue shades over cotton tops and trousers and, above all, in bright stripes on sweaters.

Mr. Lobdell's early mentors were Clyfford Still and Mark Rothko, so it's not surprising that color is his passion, strong hues urgently laid on in impasto textures or thin glazes and often tempered by vibrant blacks.

His early mentors were Clyfford Still and Mark Rothko, so it's not surprising that color is his passion, strong hues urgently laid on in impasto textures or thin glazes and often tempered by vibrant blacks.

In his brief best period, it seemed that Basquiat couldn't make an ineloquent mark, even by accident; his way with color, banging strong hues off against predominant black, rarely failed.

Hit the Floors Painting the floor with strong hues stenciled in a classic Moroccan tile design and light, neutral furnishings bring a casually exotic feel to a breakfast nook.

The latter is a great place to sip Egri Bikaver wine, also called Bull's Blood of Eger for its deep, strong hue.

In fact, people do not like strong hue contrasts because such combinations are harmonious; they like colors against strongly contrastive backgrounds because they make the figural color itself look "better" (more preferred) than it does against a weakly contrastive background.

Thus far, we have discussed preference and harmony judgments for color combinations as wholes and have found no evidence favoring art theoretic claims that color combinations with strong hue contrasts are either preferred or harmonious (e.g., Chevreul, 1839).

In floors, glass tesserae were used for the strongest hues of red, green, and blue, while softer tints were rendered with coloured stone.

Researchers examining the reasons for this discovered that colour is a status symbol for males, with the strongest hues reserved for higher ranked individuals.

The strongest hue receives a two-point attack bonus.