Sentence examples for color kind from inspiring English sources
Actually, he is a rust color, kind of like a fall chrysanthemum.
What Kirby and colleagues show is that when the initial input to a diffusion chain is a reasonably complex set of arbitrary signal/signifier pairs, e.g. one in which 27 complex signals of 6 letters are randomly assigned to 27 objects varying on dimensions of color, kind of motion, and shape, what is transmitted becomes more and more compositional over iterated transmission.
Isn't a primary color kind of a lame weakness?
"What Ferguson has laid bare is something that communities of color, kind of at the target of the war on drugs, have known for the last several decades, that policing in their communities is often highly militarized," Gupta said in a recent interview.
"What Ferguson has laid bare is something that communities of color, kind of at the target of the war on drugs, have known for the last several decades: that policing in their communities is often highly militarized," she said in a recent radio interview.
At first glance, the colors kind of gave us a headache, but actually, colorblocked orange and pink have been the rage for quite awhile.
Polymer clay comes in many bright colors (kind of like playdoh!), and can be made into beautiful designs which become plastic-like when fired.
"Last year, a lot of the red" — the frowny, unhappy color — "was kind of in this area, down by this end of the stadium, and now that has kind of moved over here," she continued.
It smells really bad, and the color is kind of funny.
"We used slate, wood, and created wall fabric with an emerald color that kind of glows".
