Sentence examples for washed-out colors from inspiring English sources

The event lives in my mind in ghostly outlines and washed-out colors.

And when the impure reds and greens mix, they produce washed-out colors.

Is the suit fading in importance along with its washed-out colors?

She chose the material because it allowed her to reproduce the washed-out colors of the originals.

The movie's narrative design is at once simple and complex, and more appealing than its smeary visuals, with their distracting washed-out colors and putty skin tones.

In the film Mr. Jarecki uses washed-out colors to convey the gritty, seamy feel of Times Square in the 1970s and 1980s.

The very lack of professionalism in many of these black-and-white and washed-out color photos is what gives viewers a visceral sense of what it was like standing in the crowd that day.

This poignant, almost naïvely romantic interlude led Mr. Gehr to make "Morning" (1968), a 16-millimeter, washed-out color film that is routinely called his first and kicks off the Tuesday show.

That description fits Asya to a T. Warning: appreciation of the movie is impeded by its dim, washed-out color and a substandard soundtrack in which some of the dialogue is only semi-intelligible.

A dimly lighted film with washed-out color and a muffled soundtrack that renders some of the dialogue unintelligible, it still won a passel of awards at the 2011 South by Southwest festival.

Its ethereal evocation of a pulp-fiction future-past eclipses almost any other sci-fi franchise in subtlety and imagination, but shadowy washed-out color is a far cry from the robust hues of a movie like "Raiders of the Lost Ark".