Sentence examples for swaths of colour from inspiring English sources

He is the modern Dutch master of naturalistic planting – using dreamlike drifts and swaths of colour – and he is landscaping the gallery.

Some argue for colour blocking, which involves wearing swaths of clashing colours: perhaps you could start with Louis Vuitton's burnt-orange blazer, at a mere £1,500.

There's just big swaths of color.

And if you like your gardens untamed, this will suit: red campions, teasels, buttercups and other plants that wouldn't look out of place in a country lane abound, although there are plenty of choice things you may wish to replicate, such as orange and pink blotches of colour from swaths of primroses (Primula pulverulenta and P. 'Inverewe').

Belle grew up in Kenwood House in Hampstead, surrounded by great material privilege and familial love, but simultaneously excluded from vast swaths of society by the colour of her skin.

Characters arrive on Bláithin Sheehan's strange sitting-room set - murky swaths of brown and blue colours splashed on the walls being the production's only nod to a non-naturalistic approach - say their piece and leave.

She and Neilson used to be a couple and the unravelling of their romance colours great swaths of Abandoned Love, the successor to last year's much-praised Carbeth.

The paintings are unmistakably Nolan, in colour and shape: swaths of rich reddish-browns and blasts of sudden yellow light, with incongruous fantastical and historical figures lost in a strange landscape.