Sentence examples for colored narrative from inspiring English sources

At another extreme is a busy, brightly colored narrative screen by Kano Naganobu (1577-1654).

My "self" not being who I was as an individual but as one thread in an intricately, woven brightly colored narrative of Black people whose uncompensated labor enabled this nation to become a super power.

The Brush Art Gallery and Studios will feature 42 brightly colored abstract and narrative contemporary quilts, beginning Sunday through Oct. 22.

Eric Eddings and Brittany Luse, the former hosts of the show "For Colored Nerds," co-created this narrative Gimlet podcast to "explore the stories about blackness that you don't often hear".

The clear and vibrantly colored illustrations parallel the straightforward language of the narrative.

Each submission is marked with a little colored dot, an entry into another New Yorker's narrative.

This narrative culminated in the black journalist William Cooper Nell's "Colored Patriots of the American Revolution," a lavish 1855 volume listing names and details of service from 1775 to the Mexican War, with a preface by Harriet Beecher Stowe.

Although the series as a whole tackles cultural issues of diversity and tolerance albeit in a refracted, candy-colored sort of way the movie's thinly veiled anti-racism narrative has the most obvious political bent.

He avoided explicit representation, but there is an often weird sense of narrative animation in his tautly frontal compositions of flat, primary colored shapes defined by black, cartoon lines.

Or rather, backstories: the narratives to the scenes he created in his brilliantly colored paintings of athletes and sporting events.

Stapled to the top of every returned draft was a piece of colored stationery — teal, gold, red — filled from beginning to end with single-spaced narrative comments.