Sentence examples for benefit color from inspiring English sources

To an extent not often appreciated by outsiders, the lessons provided by that experience — with the nation pouring $2 trillion or more into the east, by some estimates, to little immediate benefit — color the outlook and decisions of policy makers and the attitudes of voters, a majority of whom would like to see Greece leave the euro zone, polls show.

In an organism that jointly samples color and luminance, some degree of photoreceptor clumping may actually benefit color vision in the peripheral retina as well as high acuity spatial vision [71].

As an added benefit, coloring requires the use of fine motor skills, which can reduce the impact of age-related losses in dexterity.

While it may be a travesty to colorize Man Ray's classic black-and-white photos, imagine trying to appreciate the work of Jackson Pollock or Piet Mondrian without the benefit of color vision.

Also flawed are some utterly perplexing charts and graphs that are meant to amplify the text; they might benefit from color rather than varying shades of gray.

As Amazon has observed, most books are in black and white; the benefits of color are doubtful for most users (certainly not for all).

This is not about Lena Dunham; this is about our culture, and how much more we will all benefit from color-blind casting in our media and, hopefully, in our lives.

There are so many benefits to coloring that I could go on and on.

Enter Dr. Ben Michaelis, clinical psychologist, along with several of his Australian counterparts - the current gurus of the therapeutic benefits of coloring books for adults.

As a person on the Internet, you've probably heard many a time about the therapeutic benefits of coloring as an adult.

Children's books also benefit enormously from color, and they get special treatment on the Color Nook.