Sentence examples for be colored by a from inspiring English sources

My view may be colored by a bit of post-Iraq syndrome.

But his decision, epidemiologists say, will inevitably be colored by a mix of social policy and science.

As we noted in the text, consideration of the habeas petition could well be colored by an awareness of potential prosecutorial liability.

"What I'm expressing is colored by a deep sense of lack," Mr. Powhida said.

Attitudes toward Google in Germany have been colored by a heated debate over privacy.

It was a season, in fact, that was colored by a new kind of power in the younger women.

Some of the criticisms of Obama's handling of Libya have been colored by a sense of genuine surprise.

But Seymour's own view of himself is colored by a sense of self-loathing and failure.

China's response was colored by a pre-election pledge from Mr. Romney to label Beijing a currency manipulator.

Forgive me, but my judgment may have been colored by a complete inability to picture my own mother as a latter-day Knute Rockne.

Though "Summer Hours" is colored by a sense of loss and melancholy, it is also too rigorous and too generous to succumb to sentimentality or nostalgia.