Sentence examples for violet against from inspiring English sources

Rooms mix contemporary style with Moroccan touches, bursts of bright cerise and violet against whitewashed walls.

Backlit, the dyed brain tissue glows violet against a sea of yellowing glial cells.

Karijini's baked landscapes are more quintessentially Australian than anything even Baz Luhrmann could muster: at dusk, the skies are a beautiful violet against the backdrop of scarlet sand and burnt-black trees.

Puglisi, however, has a strong colour sense (scarlet and lapis blue, violet against limoncello) and a strong sense of style, albeit distinctly moulded by some preteen exposure to Versace catwalk videos, apparently.

The microsporidial spores stain dark violet against a pale-green background.

Fig. 2 Microsporidial spores staining dark violet against a pale-green background in a conjunctival swab specimen from case 3. Microsporidial spores (large arrow) are seen as well-defined oval reddish bodies with a dark staining of the narrow end of the spore (black) or a waistband (white) closer to the tip of narrow end.

The Corbins' father, Algernon, played second XI cricket for Glamorgan, while their mother, Violet, competed against Tessa Sanderson as a youngster – a fact that sets off all three rolling their eyes and laughing.

After the successful synthesis and characterization of both Au-LPa nanomaterials, these were subjected to antibiofilms assay via the crystal violet method against S. aureus and S. mutans.

But as the women cleared the initial woods by the park gate, Mule Shoe Bend appeared in all of its promised splendor: several football fields long, violet blue against the gray of the river.

The carefully placed little dabs required by the additive-mixture approach turned into swirls and slabs of spontaneous brushwork, and the theoretically realistic colours exploded into an emotional display of complementaries: red against green, orange against blue, and yellow against violet.

Now I see overcast skies and the threat of sleet, bells tinkling in the morning mist, the shock of bright greens, violets, reds against the gray villages of northern Europe, the rude laughter of brass bands, the steam rising from a hot boudin sandwich, the acidic froth of the world's finest beer.