Sentence examples for violent colors from inspiring English sources

"They were wrestling with canvases, using violent colors and huge brush strokes," he recalled in an interview with The New York Times in 1995.

Ms. Kao, a New York designer known for filmy knits and aggressive black leather, plans to infuse her next collection, in September, with some of that movie's violent colors and savage frills.

Their work is all curves and pipes — hanging pipes for air-conditioning, vertical pipes for plumbing — going up through curved walls and glass walls painted in violent colors, especially a bilious purple and chartreuse.

Miss Painter has had to wear clothes or rather violent colors, and her hair, which is ashblond, has been tinted a different color sometimes as often as three times in a week.

It's better to pair this kind of heavy meal with the crisp, hoppy Korzo organic ale, made in partnership with Peak Organic, than with the "beet-tini," which has a violent red color and a vinegary taste.

Violent color and crackling composition fused in Matisse's revolutionary masterpiece "Joy of Life" (1905-06).

More than this, he has transformed sepia legend into brilliant, even violent, color, and turned a distant myth into warm flesh and blood.

The violent color contrast in red and blue sends back an echo to a letter written by the Russian-born artist: "One never paints what one sees or thinks one sees; rather one records the shock one has received".

Later he noted that black, the color of his jacket and baseball cap, "may be a violent color" and when asked for his reaction to the Sept. 11 attacks, responded, "I thought it was kind of cool how that one plane flew into the building and made itself invisible".

At one point a soldier on video mentions the change in how one experiences joy before and after military service; at a few other strong moments, references are made to the joyful or violent meaning colors in the imagination, and the notion of a "monster" inside us.

It is too violent a color.