例句與造句

1. -- The pervasive sleek chrome, steel and harsh colors are gone, replaced by earth tones and cobblestone pathways.
2. With panther spots-- yes, more of the wildcat-- tiny waists, tulle or quilt ballerinas in harsh colors, this collection didn't quite make the cut.
3. While fashion is coughing up harsh colors in clothing _ chartreuse, cobalt blue, neon pink _ makeup on the runways has remained surprisingly soft and natural.
4. Ducasse considered that this was because " life in it is painted in too harsh colors " ( letter to the banker Darasse from 12 March 1870 ).
5. Attempts at " modern " clothes in zig-zag minis and disco-harsh colors by some designers looked pretty weak beside the elaborate pearling and beading, the artistry of Ungaro and Lacroix.
6. It's difficult to find harsh color in a sentence. 用harsh color造句挺難的
7. Weaponry was designed to reflect the Brute's " souls " distilled to its purest form conveyed by dangerous shapes, harsh colors, and objects that looked " dangerous to be around ".
8. Scattered among these soft images, in quick-cut sequences that mirror the chaos of the time, are harsh color news clips that play like scenes from an old movie . ( There's Monica besieged by reporters!
9. He painted watercolors and figurative etchings, employing contrasting and harsh colors and signed them with the pseudonym of ANTIGONE . Some of these works are now in the collections of the Biblioth鑡ue nationale de France ( BNF )  Paris.
10. Finding particular unions through it means staring forever at a wall of harsh colors while logos of a flock of unions big and small slowly appear on the screen, many identified only by initials ( AFSCME, ALPA, AAA, APWU, ATU, etc . ) that nonmembers are likely to find obscure.
11. Also, harsh colors and hard plastics have been replaced with custom earth tones and flexible padded fabric covered booth seating all in hopes of engaging diners to loiter and perhaps spend more money and in addition to architecture and furnishings, the McDonald's menu has been tweaked to offer a larger variety of what the corporation refers to as more healthy food.
12. His portrait of James Baldwin ( 1963, pastel on paper ) is described by the US National Portrait Gallery as " heated and confrontational, its harsh colors roughly applied " and glowing with " the vibrant, Van Gogh-inspired yellow the artist often used after he moved to Paris . " The portrait " is both a likeness based on memory and a study in light ."