Sentence examples for as rather brown from inspiring English sources

Unlike most people, who think of the 50s as rather brown, Davies looks back with fondness.

This struck me as rather perverse.

They would see you as rather nosy.

You may have to do this in two batches, for it is important that the pan is not overcrowded, as the meat will stew rather than brown.

Noted Agaricales taxonomist Rolf Singer later transferred the taxon to Tylopilus in 1947, a genus characterized by a spore print that is pink, or wine red (vinaceous), rather than brown as in Boletus.

Robson described the coloring of the specimens as "a rather deep reddish brown (verging in a distinctly purple shade in one)" for the males, with a "darker brown" for the female.

As per previously published aging protocols (Fig. 4a, b) [11], this procedure was repeated, this time with yellow rather than brown food colouring, thereby subjecting the aligners to a total of two 14-day aging cycles.

Refinement of dietary advice to promote wholemeal (rather than brown) bread and skimmed (rather than semiskimmed) milk should be considered.

Occurring as small, brown, resinous, rather heavy crystals in granitic and gneissic rocks and their detritus (called monazite sands), monazite frequently contains 10 12 percent thorium dioxide (ThO2) and thus represents a major commercial source of thorium as well.

Two of these genes, dopa decarboxylase (Smed-ddc) and tryptophan 5-hydroxylase (Smed-tph), were required for production of photoreceptor pigment; in trunks regenerating their heads, Smed-tph RNAi) animalSmed-tph RNAioreceptor pigment entirely (Fig.  3k), animals pigment cups in Smed-ddc(RNAi) animalackede visible as faint brown sphotoreceptorhan the usual dark black color (Fig.  3l).

But more people in the Amazon, as elsewhere in the country, describe themselves as brown, or "pardo," rather than black, no matter how dark the color of their skin or how deep their African roots.