Sentence examples for color domination from inspiring English sources
But the green fluorescence was overlaid by red fluorescence due to the red color domination.
Oliver Stone has once again shown his conspiratorial colors with his comments about 'Jewish domination of the media' and control over U.S. foreign policy.
Or rather Damas understood the concept of Négritude (in fact the word does not appear in the "Introduction" to the anthology) to encompass people of color in general as they were under the domination of European colonialism.
Upstream Color awakens the female body out of technological domination (above Kris with headphones on a train prior to a romantic encounter with Jeff).
Faced with "testosterone-fuelled virility among indigenous men," she has argued, women of color should look for its redeeming side, "the part that resists colonial domination," and stand with their brothers.
The final lines say something of suicidal thoughts as the poet gives up to the domination of darkness: "I saw how the night came, Came striding like the color of the heavy hemlocks I felt afraid.
Efforts like My Black Is Beautiful represent a "new trend among cosmetics corporations to use language that critiques the domination of white beauty standards in order to sell new products to women of color," writes Margaret Hunter, an associate professor of sociology at Mills College in Oakland, Calif., in an article in The Journal of Pan African Studies in 2011.
She didn't want to facilitate domination by white parents through the usual tricks of wielding capital and ignoring people of color.
The systems of domination, such as racism, exploitation of the poor, hate crimes, brutalizing of women and men of color, and retaliatory violence, all of which are oppressive forces in our society, call for the rise of a new Maui.
And a color version introduced last year has inspired a new generation of games-to-go that promises to extend that market domination well into the future.
