Sentence examples for as being coloured from inspiring English sources

O'Grady described many of Garcia's friends as being "coloured athletes".

For example, the arrival of a new baby could not be embraced by mothers as a completely new experience, as it was coloured by grief for the baby born still.

Many people had helium balloons of Minions, characters from the feature film of the same name, as they are coloured yellow.

As they are coloured with the Fe-S chromophore their Raman spectra should place them in Group A (Fig. 3).

But I suspect the outcome will be coloured as much by what all involved fear as by what they say.

The poetry of his last years is imbued with a deep religious feeling; the imagery of the poems of his last creative period (the Coelie cycle of love songs as well as his religious verse) is coloured by Mannerism.

Two of the black beads classified as Mapungubwe Oblates are coloured with jacobsite, which reclassifies them as originating from Europe.

Many of the memoirs he wrote of his time as a prisoner at Auschwitz are coloured as much by biting cold and endless grey snow as by barbarism and industrial slaughter.

Vegetation on the mostly exposed soil of the puna consists of dwarf shrubs and tough grasses, notably bunchgrass; these and other plants in the region are coloured almost as brown as the ground itself.

My parent's [sic] house in Lowestoft directly faced the sea, and my life as a child was coloured by the fierce storms that sometimes drove ships on to our coast and ate away whole stretches of the neighbouring cliffs.

Although Mousavi was favoured for the position by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, his tenure as prime minister was coloured by competition with Ali Khamenei, then president of Iran (and from 1989 the country's supreme leader), who had strongly opposed his appointment.