The blueness of the new work's finale is that of " a clockwork movement heading toward the note C sharp ."
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In Vermeer's painting, cumulus clouds billow through astonishing blueness and light, but the dark underside of one dominates the upper foreground.
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Nonetheless, Grant's eyes radiate blueness, and despite his frumpled charcoal tweed, he looks every inch the clever Evelyn Waugh Oxford boy.
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When he makes this conceptual response, he is abstracting the " blueness " from other properties of the objects like size, shape or functions.
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He thinks the reference is to " this surge of blueness coming out of the song, like a sadness " instead of to a suit fabric.
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The pervasive blueness, the outlined heads floating in a void and the poetic text suggest a state of mind that is pensive, questioning, and slightly sad.
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It has been said that she had beautiful eyes, and it's true that they possessed a luminosity and blueness that held people, especially men, spellbound.
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Oxygen gives blood its reddish color; cyanosis describes the " blueness " in the baby which results from the pumping of mixed oxygenated and unoxygenated blood throughout the body.
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A supply from evaporating LN2 WILL contain O2 ( I think the blueness in the vapor is a sign of such ) and if mixed with organics can be dangerous.
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So, for example, one may ask what a burned finger feels like, or what the blueness of the sky looks like, or what nice music sounds like.
