Sentence examples for color feel from inspiring English sources

I'm tired of feeling like I, or any trans woman of color, feel like they have to walk around on eggshells or be coy and pretend that everything is ok when that's not the case.

Mr. Smith's dispersed, almost comic episodes of line and color feel especially contemporary.

Some poets of color feel that Goldsmith is subtly denying selves that they wish to assert and explore.

Digital imagery doesn't breathe the way film imagery does: blocks of color feel a little congealed, the flesh tones almost too smooth.

It shows that the gay and lesbian community is more diverse than many believe, and it shows that many young men of color feel empowered to identify as they feel most comfortable.

Among painters, only early Stella seems echt minimalist, because the work is so desolatingly objectlike, though Mangold's dry, shaped paintings, infused with denatured color, feel peculiarly at ease in both shows.

At its emotional core, therefore, "A Free Man of Color" feels slightly off kilter.

Students of color felt marginalized, and the faculty was not diverse.

At the same time, the Nook Color feels more modern and powerful than the Kindle.

Given that music drives the story here, it's notable that color feels more prominent than sound.

Sound and Color feels like the work of a band rather than a historical re-enactment society.