Sentence examples for subject of colour from inspiring English sources

The subject of colour in Greek dress is a difficult one.

On the subject of colour generally, I often feel we are better off with a clear, bright pop of something – a sharp, vivid red, a citrusy lime, a flash of fuchsia.

The subject of colour blindness is tackled in an interactive part of the exhibition devoted to the science behind colour vision.

Richard Abrams, Mir Ali, Paul Denton, Juan Igualada, Martin Groen and Eddy Gschwind of Ferro present an overview of the subject of colour with a view to understanding the complex tasks that colour engineers face.

He has not yet broached the subject of artificial colour, possibly because, like support for narcotics abusers or excessive drinkers, the initial request for help has to come from me.

Although much British propaganda before and during the South African War had been concerned with the political rights of British subjects regardless of colour, outside the Cape province blacks remained excluded from citizenship.

A succession of brilliant painters Giovanni Bellini, Giorgione, Titian, Tintoretto, and Paolo Veronese developed the lyrical Venetian painting style that combined pagan subject matter, sensuous handling of colour and paint surface, and a love of extravagant settings.

Unlike Hume, he insisted on the existence of an immaterial mind who is the subject of sensations of colour (Essay I.i.1. §6).

This chapter is the result of 25 years of architectural practice and 15 years of teaching and researching on the subject of light and colour applied to architectural design.

Design relationships of individual works of art (paintings, prints, or sculptures) to interiors are most significant in terms of scale and placement, rather than in terms of subject matter, colour, or style.

Under low load, subjects detected a simple feature (the colour red, independent of spatial arrangement), whereas under high load, subjects detected specific conjunctions of colour and spatial arrangement: either two green triangles aligned along the right-tilted diagonal or two yellow triangles aligned along the left-tilted diagonal (see Fig 1b).