yellowness

For the first time the yellowness of the warm light is apparent.

But in his yellowness, he gave thought to his own welfare.

Even in the sun's bleaching light one could still see a slight yellowness to it.

The yellowness in the basket simply kept on bubbling.

"Well, I told them you were a firm believer in the yellowness of Paul's hair."

Not after he'd shown his yellowness to the eleven-year-old.

Or this my yellowness let us transfer to Haritala trees.

That yellowness, that weight, and other sensible qualities, think you they are really in the gold?

The Shadow had turned the tables with an unexpected stroke, based upon his recognition of the fellow's yellowness.

These two concept has yellowness are always distinguishec by choice of controller.

If it's any consolation, the yellowness doesn't stay constant from plant to plant.

The aspiration of whiteness towards 'golden' yellowness is also in play here.

Irwin moved onto Westinghouse, which was worse than the standard incandescent (in terms of yellowness).

She did, but not before pointing out that her house, yellow when she bought it, was not alone in its yellowness.

As it was, its yellowness had the hint of a greenish tinge in it.

Yellowness faded somewhat, as Cranston continued the action.

It's just "a funny kind of yellowness."

There is no yellowness to their skin, nor blackness either, but rather a ruddiness that tells us they are of India."

Three subspecies are recognised, differing chiefly in the yellowness of their underparts.

The bright glowglobes of the chamber lost their yellowness in the room's green hangings.

"That accounts for the yellowness," said the Duchess."

Light which triggers this greenness response more than the yellowness or blueness of the other color opponent mechanism is called green.

Against Jupiter's great yellowness was outlined a flying sleigh, complete with reindeers.

Thinking about yellowness depresses him.