Hues

Since then, Vera Moore Cosmetics has blossomed into a full service line that includes a complete skin care range, as well as color cosmetics that cover hues from the lightest to the deepest. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Designed for festive celebrations and entertainment and featuring the ‘coolest’ indoor climbing wall in France, the vibrant hues from the outside of the building correlate via color coding to the interior areas — enabling spatial orientation for young children. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Neon signs advocated beer brands along the walls, painting nearby guests in hues of blue and red and glinting off an antique jukebox that whispered in the background. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Women who want to show themselves off, decorate their decolletage and paint their faces in hues of pink are holding sway. ❋ Robin Givhan (2010)

Nothing is certain, and while desire colors existence in hues that are attractive, often it is better not to want something at all, and perhaps just settle for the drabness of the ordinary. ❋ Dean Francis Alfar (2003)

Look into the mind of man, where wisdom reigns enthroned; where imagination, the painter, sits, with his pencil dipt in hues lovelier than those of sunset, adorning familiar life with glowing tints. ❋ Unknown (1989)

It was not till we got home to the Mount of Olives again, and I was watching the glory of the sunset, turning Jerusalem to gold and bringing out rosy and purple and amethyst hues from the Moab mountains, that my heart leapt back to its rest and I heard the voice of nature and God again above the din of my own heart. ❋ Unknown (1869)

We left them two years and six months ago; just as winter was preparing to throw his white shroud over the dolphin hues of the dying autumn; the weather gloomy and tearful. ❋ Frances Erskine Inglis (1843)

They had faded by degrees, yet they lingered long -- and painted life in hues of splendour. ❋ Unknown (1834)

Santa Croce, in the Diorama, is as the place itself; — the noble and ancient edifice, one of the finest specimens of the ecclesiastical architecture of the thirteenth century, comes forth to the imagination in all the lustre and brightness of a sunshiny Italian noon — nothing escapes the bright and searching light which falls in a thousand coloured hues from the high narrow casements of stained glass, or penetrates with a long yellow glare from the uncurtained portals ❋ Unknown (2005)

Walleyes sometimes show a preference for warmer hues, which is why orange shiner is shown here. ❋ Unknown (2007)

She wrote Arthur Dove that the hues were the ones they both used frequently on their canvases—browns, oranges, yellow, and violet as well as a soft green. ❋ Laurie Lisle (1986)

She seemed something under forty, tall and angular; her hair, a crass yellow, was tied with a large girlish bow of black ribbon behind; and in her cheeks she had crudely striven to recall the hues of youth. ❋ Hulbert Footner (1911)

This use of white gives a great delicacy and refinement to the coloring, which is saved by it, even where the hues are the strongest, from being coarse or vulgar. ❋ George Rawlinson (1857)

The shirt and leggins are usually made of the skins of Rocky Mountain sheep, dressed for that purpose with peculiar care; and are ornamented with small blue and white beads, colored porcupine quills, and leather fringe over the seams, or instead of the latter, human hair dyed of various hues, which is obtained from the scalps of their enemies. ❋ Unknown (1844)

Other than the pops of marina and seagrass the entire collection was composed of what Shoji describes as hues of "ginseng" and "hazel." ❋ DAVID YI (2012)

For example, Vivid delivers more dramatic tones, while Forest emphasizes green hues, which is good if you're snapping shots of greenery. ❋ Unknown (2010)

It is about a wholly redefined mainstream that has many hues, that is fluent in many tongues, that feels connected to every corner of the globe, that thrills to different sports, that savors different foods, that dances to different beats - yet shares a common, overriding sense of gratitude and pride in this nation, in its founding values and in the promise it holds out to all who call it home. ❋ Cesar Conde (2010)