Sentence examples for color interpretations from inspiring English sources

SOUTHPORT "Color Interpretations," group show.

I have always known that I would be a jewelry designer and have always had an organic eye for design and color interpretation.

According to psychology professor and neuroscientist, Pascall Wallisch, "It has been proposed that individual differences in the subjective interpretation of this stimulus are due to the different assumptions that individuals make about how the dress was illuminated". In other words, subjective color interpretation.

The program also included deftly colored interpretations of Brahms's four Klavierstücke (Op. 119), played with wistful introspection and dramatic flair by turn.

It is also a truism of art exhibitions that context colors interpretation.

(Fink, who is ninety-four, first created a black-and-white interpretation of the Constitution in 1987, and later completed a limited-edition color version in 2006).

Your past learning will also color your interpretation: if you love dogs, you are more likely to interpret your feeling as positive.

"We are independent enough to rely on our own sense of who Jeff Davis is and we won't let this color our interpretation of that".

Thus, no matter whether we are talking about professional judges and jury or ordinary people in daily routines humans try to weigh up a problem considering all the clues that color the interpretation of law with an array of, sometimes clashing, colors.

"Anglo Americans' race and gender prejudices deeply colored their interpretations of Modesta Avila," historian Haas wrote.

The mix-up highlights just how easily both modern and old biases can color the interpretation of ancient graves.