Sentence examples for subtle yellow from inspiring English sources
It is not overly smart, but it is stylish: from the comfortable banquettes, to the butterscotch wood trim, from the subtle yellow linen and the diminutive shot glasses to the repeated Harry's Bar monogram across everything (a stylised bar man shaking a cocktail), it all speaks of a particular kind of slick comfort.
The west front has been painted a convincing shade of white (with subtle yellow bands behind windows, and the undersides of the escalator tubes painted a handsome red), leaving the less-visited east front in the toy-like reds and blues which, fashionable among architects in the 70s, seem hard on the retina today.
As promised, the ad is distinguished by a subtle yellow background and a "sponsored link" header.
On the far right side you'll notice a nice big "Sign in" button (with a subtle yellow bar on top of it), and a new settings icon next to that.
He deals in whites, grays, and subtle yellows and purples when rendering clouds; his blues run, sometimes within a single painting, from pale to near-royal sometimes easy anear-royal sometimesimeasyhick with androaching storm.
A subtle greenish-yellow offered a piquant surprise.
The squeezed space of her "Door, Staircase" (1981) — a subtle play of yellow, lavender and white — and "Green Door and Bed" (1994) evoke the architectural Americana of Charles Sheeler and Walker Evans.
The subtle tints of yellow ("Dog") and blue ("Ram's Head") are achieved through a process Mr. Polich guards closely, saying only that the effects are mostly thermal.
"Like a once bright green aspen turning to subtle shades of yellow then red in the Colorado fall, investors' impressions of 'stocks for the long run' or any run have mellowed as well," Mr. Gross wrote.
Shaped on potter's wheels and dried in adobe-walled storerooms, the pieces are decorated with plant, animal or folkloric figures in subtle blue, green, yellow and beige hues, then baked in modern electric ovens.
The Hewlett-Packard 2550L did not handle the subtle shades of yellow and brown in the Spain map, and whereas Portugal was clearly distinguishable in a darker shade on pages from the other three printers, it tended to blend in with Spain.
