Sentence examples for understanding of colour from inspiring English sources

Her understanding of colour is glorious (almost-pun intended) and boy, can Gliori draw!

And is there really an understanding of colour among the political classes?

In some senses he believes that Sargy's blindness, following from an intimate understanding of colour, is a kind of release.

Instead, our understanding of colour is relative, contextual; we automatically adjust for cast shadows, mentally lightening the objects they fall on.

"The most interesting thing about perfume is that we don't really have anywhere near a language to speak about it," he says, drawing a contrast with our understanding of colour through paint blocks and Pantones.

It is a revelatory book, not only in the way it signals what is to come, but also in the way it highlights Sternfeld's early – and precocious – understanding of colour and composition as well as his keen eye for telling detail.

Colour and Culture is the most exhaustive historical analysis we have of understandings of colour in western art.

His magisterial book on understandings of colour in western art, Colour and Culture: Practice and Meaning from Antiquity to Abstraction (1993), has become a standard work of reference.

It has implications for the development of new coloured fruit and flowers, as well as aiding the understanding of temporal-spatial colour change.

The Rosaceae family-wide characterisation of MYBs provides insight into the evolution of this TF and has implications for the understanding of temporal-spatial colour change.

This work has implications beyond art and textiles into other materials, interiors, architecture, product design and it paves the way in the understanding of the influence of colour with shape.