Sentence examples for subtly coloured from inspiring English sources
Cousins teams up with star cameraman Christopher Doyle, the two of them finding subtly coloured beauty in otherwise unpromising urban austerity.
All are wrapped in the most luminous score, subtly coloured by basset horns, cornets and a cimbalom, and later by banjo and mandolin too, while the stranger's seductive music is given to a solo bass flute snaking through the textures.
His work was more realistic, subtly coloured, and atmospheric than Hokusai's; nature and the seasons were key elements: mist, rain, snow, and moonlight were prominent parts of his compositions.
Mr O'Hagan locked them in his safe like treasure, and when he strolled in his cold-room among the flecked and gleaming, subtly coloured garlands of pork and beef, treasure was what he saw.
Much sought after in Japan, and also produced at Kyōto, are the works of Ogata Kenzan, who used rich and subtly coloured slips often as a background for plant motifs, and of the Dōhachi family, famous for their overglaze decoration.
Also produced at Kyōto, the works of Kenzan, who used rich and subtly coloured slips often as a background for plant motives, and of the Dōhachi family, famous for their overglaze decoration, are much sought after in Japan.
Similarly, Peter Goes's stunning Timeline: A Visual History of Our World, with its ribbons of pitch black winding through subtly-coloured, deeply involving pages, perfectly lives up to Gecko Press's avowed championing of work "rich in language and illustration".
'Cape coloured,' laughs Darryl.
Some highly coloured cupcakes.
