Hues In A Sentence

Definition of Hues

• Objects must necessarily present themselves to us, in different hues and colors.
• Many of the flowers, too, are iridescent, or change their hues from hour to hour.
• The trees, though now rich in foliage, were still varied with the fresh hues of spring.
• Mrs. Tempest might relieve her costume with what bright or delicate hues she liked.
• Eastward, miles and miles away, a line of low rolling hills framed the dull hues of the picture.
• These were the pictures Calderon loved to paint In golden hues that here perchance have fled.
• Henceforth I wear no stripe but thine; Ashes and jet all hues outshine.
• But the most brilliant hues are seen in trees of smaller size, that grow in New England woods.
• How horrible the fields would look if they wore such hues in reality as are accepted on canvas at the galleries!
• A velvet twilight was gathering over all, and the sky above was melting to the softer hues of evening.
• The best that can be said of this dreary district is, that at intervals it is relieved by the cheerful hues of cultivation.
• Their garments were of the most brilliant colours imaginable, but if one approached them too closely these gaudy hues disappeared.
• And all this gorgeousness of coloring was reflected in the lake, whose waters seemed dyed with all the prismatic hues of the rainbow.
• These were snow-covered, and beneath the light of the setting sun gave out wonderful hues and lights of rose and blue and pearl.
• Turquoise and pearl, emerald and jacinth, the gleams caught from the hidden sun above reflect the hues of every gem.
• To the newcomer they all seem of the same color, for the fogs and winds soon reduce all hues to a fine, restful gray.
• The great trees were girt round about with mosses or wreaths of ivy that betokened their age, and their foliage was bright with the hues of autumn.
• Broken by the circles, the squares, the minute interstices of the mashrubiyeh, she saw the city taking on the hues of sunset.
• A serpent trailing its length on the ground, and showing bright, shifting, glorious hues as it grovelled.
• The great truncated cone caught the hues of the sunset, and we could note the gloom gathering deeper and deeper in the hollow of the crater.
• These remarks will apply equally to hues of colour, shades, and tints, and to shades and tints of hues.
• The shifting hues upon his neck, and the brilliant scarlet and black around his head, strike every beholder with admiration.
• On their sides and tops, the reflected light painted all the hues of the rainbow, in commingled azure and crimson, purple and gold.
• The bright purple and golden yellow hues change to brilliant silver, varying back again into the original colours, purple and gold.
• The colors that sprang from it changed rapidly from gold to purple, and then, through shimmering hues of bronze, to a deep rich orange.
• Between them bright colors danced, reflections of hues from the old stained glass above; they shone like red roses fallen from her lap at his feet.
• The smoke of three hundred factories, large and small, tinge her atmosphere with the hues of Pittsburg.
• Turning them in the light, one sees under the sheen of silky hairs the varied and evanescent hues that glow in a Hungarian opal.
• He glanced around; splashes of color met the eye; hues that shifted, mingled; came swiftly and went.
• She turned pale; all the peach-bloom hues faded from her lovely face, her great eyes seemed to lessen and grow dull and her cheeks to fall in.
• Foliage, excepting in the deep woods, was changing fast, the hues largely copper and russet; hard body-tints, yet beautiful.

• Do these tender hues betray?
• To what is the different hues in animals owing?
• There is a great diversity of hues in garments.
• Flash the bright hues of garments gay.
• The varying and multiform hues were clearly exhibited by the expiring fish.
• It must have all the colors and hues of earth, and sea, and heaven.
• The myriad hues that lie between Darkness and darkness! . . .
• Can imagination boast, Amid its gay creation, hues like hers?
• Pale hues that mingling lie-- Ashes of roses.