Sentence examples for stronger colours from inspiring English sources

Glass, with its stronger colours, was doubtlessly concentrated in this area intentionally.

Overglaze painting soon became popular; it was applied in the 16th century in stronger colours brilliantly contrasted against a dead-white background.

revlon.co.uk Totally tropical Darker skintones are lucky enough to be able to carry off stronger colours: MAC's Tropical Taboo look may seem complicated, but the bold shades are a great way to add a playful accent to sultry summer nights.

Iria Campos, a Zara designer, says Chinese women choose pastels to flatter their pale skin rather than the stronger colours Europeans prefer; but otherwise they have surprisingly similar tastes.Still, China will not be easy.

There seems to be an overestimation of the amplitude of the signal in the Swarm model, as seen by the stronger colours in the top left figure, relative to the top right; the reason for this is still under investigation.

The male had stronger colours than the female and possessed a reddish instead of black beak, but details of a mature male's appearance are uncertain; only one male specimen is known, and it is believed to be immature.

Lighten up Go easy on strong, warm colours: they stimulate rather than calm.

'You'll see some strong colours, tobacco-coloured chunky broderie anglaise alongside other of our trademark chiffon printed dresses.' Bear in mind, this woman dresses Sienna Miller, Bjork, Samantha Morton and Claudia Schiffer, among others.

"Pink was thought of as a stronger colour as it was derived from red," she explained.

Pollia produces a stronger colour than the wings of Morpho butterflies, and is one of the first instances of structural coloration known from any plant.

Use a stronger colour on dark hair and a lighter colour on light hair.