(1) Her face lost its golden hue

(2) The water is the deepest hue of aquamarine

(3) While we slowly drifted, the sea first reflected patches of pinkish purple then took on a golden hue , and the calm waters rippled from diving ducks and a lone humpback whale.

(4) The candlelight cast a golden hue onto her fiery-red hair, and Rhea wondered off-handedly if Jali had ever considered dyeing it.

(5) Some of the dissent has taken on a sinister hue , leading to fears that his death could unleash a new wave of anti-abortion violence.

(6) We quantified color using three standard descriptors of reflectance spectra: hue , chroma, and intensity of each individual.

(7) Each one was simple or complex, and each had its own hue , and shade.

(8) We drew the image in shades of red by running the color scale across intensities of the red hue , instead of across hues as in the previous example.

(9) Sources in the ministry say any decision on this matter could acquire a political hue , so it is better to defer the decision till the elections are over.

(10) Verdigris is greenish-yellow in hue

(11) As if this were not enough, the project now has acquired a political hue .

(12) The sun begins to set in the sprawling valley and Cassie watches the orange hue cast its shade upon the hills.

(13) He'd never seen eyes like that before, of such a strange hue and intensity.

(14) If you are a Scottish Enterprise customer, whatever your hue she will respond personally to your e-mail.

(15) Thus, the distinction in appearance among these three color studies is due entirely to the compositional aspects of hue .

(16) Fruit color assessed both the hue and intensity of overall fruit color for both purple and green fruits.

(17) Shards of luminous marine life, every shade and combination of hues , deep blue starfish and the mystically-shaped coral itself provided a living, mobile tableau in the emerald green waters.

(18) Coral trees were striped of their u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510leavesu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb and the sand was very gray and hueless .

(19) We often take color for granted, not bothering to notice the subtle hues , tones and intensities that surround us.

(20) After all, it is a way of establishing a working relationship with people of all hues by the political parties.