Sentence examples for wider gamut from inspiring English sources

Some artists and photographers have adopted a digital-color standard that better matches the wider gamut of printing.

Since quantum dots produce much purer colors than conventional lights, they can generate pixels with much more saturated hues, and the displays can produce a much wider gamut.

Broadway plays invariably cost at least $2.5 million to mount these days, while musicals run a wider gamut: Some intimately sized musicals that hold down expenses can be capitalized in the ballpark of plays — the musical "Next to Normal," for instance, cost $4 million — while bigger-scale musicals tend to cost $10 million to $15 million these days.

So images will just plain look better on the wider gamut screen, which can display more of the P3 color space.

Not surprisingly, choices around the league run a wide gamut.

"There is such a wide gamut of visions".

"There is a patchwork of state statutes out there, but they run a pretty wide gamut".

The filmmakers used the wide gamut as a tool to help tell the story.

Of course, the nature and seriousness of political mischief runs a wide gamut and elicits varied interpretations.

As executive director of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums, Mary Ann Rothman is familiar with a wide gamut of tipping styles.

Joe Delmar, the agency's spokesman, said the deaths "run a wide gamut of tragedy" from the accidental to the premeditated and foreseeable.