Sentence examples for Color the facts from inspiring English sources

Politics may color the facts given.

That's fine, so long as our ideological lenses merely color the facts rather than blocking them from view entirely.

But through this show he's making a point about the larger sense of connectivity among people of color, the fact that although our lives and struggles may be different, we share the same desire for deeper representation ― representation that doesn't cater solely to the white gaze. .

Coloring the facts is always simpler and more effective than falsifying them.

"Five or six years ago, most people were buying Vespas as recreational vehicles: they liked the design, the great colors, the fact that a Vespa is an Italian product.

This failure comes despite the disproportionate impact of environmental hazards on communities of color and the fact that people of color support executive action on climate change more strongly than white Americans.

He asked Baxter (and, later, Noone-Norton) whether one's view of a situation is colored by the facts you know.

I say nothing to him about how complicated it's going to be to take an Australian wool, cashmere and angora blend and dye it a special color, or the fact that our chemists are going to lose their minds — that it's impossible to faithfully reproduce a color from a photograph.

The reasons are straightforward: police tended to stop whites based on some particular indicator of illegal behavior, whereas for people of color the simple fact of their appearance could be cause for a police encounter.

Surveys find that nearly everyone blushes, regardless of skin color, despite the fact that in many people it is nearly invisible.

Because members should never look at another individual because of their color, or the fact that they're coming from a poor area, and give them the sense — even though it's an unsaid sense — that they don't belong.