Sentence examples for tones of red from inspiring English sources

The paintings are all in tones of red and orange.

Done during the 1920's both "City on River" and "Sunset" are gems in various tones of red.

Varying tones of red represent the various types of vegetation and the varying density and condition of the plants.

One afternoon, riding west and watching the tones of red and gold, we turned north and found everything misted with translucent gray.

An accompanying lithograph, made the same year in fervid tones of red and yellow, shows only Sophie's head and shoulders and is even more shattering.

(Ages 6 to 9) Gouache paintings depict mythical monsters in jewel tones of red, green, yellow and blue — firebirds, mermaids, centaurs and others.

It is a testament to the allure, the mythology, even, of this New World berry that hundreds of people shrugged off the intermittent rain, the drizzle and the gray skies, and found a sunniness in the fruit itself, sliced, diced and presented in all its shades of red, orange, yellow and the shifting tones of red-purple of the "black" varieties.

The arrows in the figure indicate the global contraction movement depicted in tones of reds.

Muted tones of reds and purples stain the surface while combining tonalities with vertical and horizontal lines.

An optical shock is therefore produced when orange is juxtaposed with pink (a lighter tone of red) or pale violet is placed against dark green.

Choose a light brown (it's better to use a brown that has a tone of red in it) and put it under your chin and face.