The interlocking barbules of peacock feathers also have this unique structure—hence their many-hued iridescence.
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Soames's book of poems, which Soames describes as "exquisite, and many-hued, and full of poisons," is titled "Fungoids."
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There is no real America to take back, as Trump insists, because America's many-hued reality is a ceaseless becoming.
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An interactive mural has sprouted in Norfolk, Virginia's NEON arts district, changing shape and color under the glow of many-hued lights.
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He rummaged in a tin of many-hued feathered lures and chose the Simulator, with its reddish body and straw-colored spikes.
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Halsey illustrates her many-hued inner monologue in such a fluid, sincere, and uncomplicated way that it almost feels like a freestyle.
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Thus was born the #ILookLikeAnEngineer hashtag, which trended in early August and briefly bathed Twitter in a lovely, many-hued, multi-gender glow.
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Undoubtedly. Look at the way America has changed, mostly for the better, as its population soared from 5m mainly white folks in 1800 to 320m many-hued ones today.
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It proves how she can bend different genres to her will, how malleable her voice can be, and how she's willing to abandon molds and expectations to follow her many-hued artistic instincts.
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Her walk-in closets held what she liked to call her many-hued bouquet of Chanel jackets, which she wore to promote her books, and trousers that, like those of her fictional characters, she had tailor-made as soon as she could afford it.
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The music of > Clarín, the jester, is staccato and very narrow in range; he is always > announced and accompanied by the piccolo trumpet, a descendant of the > namesake Baroque-era clarino. The opera's orchestration is many-hued and > actively conveys the psychological environment at hand.
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The Küfic lettering is blue. The total effect is best described as majestic. Another mid-13th century frontispiece held in the Nationalbibliothek, Vienna, to another copy of the same text suggests the quality of later Mosul painting. There is realism in its depiction of the preparation of a ruler's meal and of horsemen engaged in various activities, and the painting is as many hued as that of the early Mosul school, yet it is somehow less spirited.
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" Its "confrontational quality," he said, was set in the opening scene, in which the prostitute Pari is hired to perform sexual services by an anonymous client who, "moments later expresses horror when he spots a man holding hands with his daughter." He called the film "brisk and bracing" but that "subtlety and aesthetic elegance" were lacking. The Hollywood Reporter reviewer, Deborah Young, called the film "an audacious debut that could pique the curiosity of audiences beyond festivals." She praised the actress playing the prostitute Pari, saying that there was "something that recalls Anna Magnani’s earthiness and great heart in Rafizadeh’s many-hued performance.
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The AllMusic review by Matt Collar said "the album finds Chestnut once again delving deep into his own colorfully chorded and swinging set of well-chosen cover songs. Although in his mid-fifties at the time of recording, Chestnut nonetheless wanted to record an album in which he could commune with musicians who were slightly older and more seasoned than himself ... Ultimately, Chestnut continues to dazzle with A Million Colors in Your Mind, revealing ever more tantalizing musical layers". In JazzTimes, Mike Joyce stated "There’s nothing quite like the sound of pianist Cyrus Chestnut hammering his way through a five chord in a climactic turnaround, as if to underscore his abiding affection for blues and gospel traditions. It evokes images of a smiling slugger rounding third and heading home, having just deposited a ball somewhere in the upper deck. You’ll find examples of that on A Million Colors in Your Mind, but as its title suggests, his latest recording is a many-hued thing".
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