Sentence examples for colored phrases from inspiring English sources

VAM consists of audio recordings from a German TV show including spontaneous and emotionally colored phrases from 47 guests.

It's comfortable, good-looking, and full of extra stuff like macro keys for games or frequently typed phrases, colored backlighting, and handy media controls.

Although the appearance of the demonstrative concept expressible by the phrase '… is colored thus' can exploit the presence of the red27 color chip and account for the person's fine grained experience of the chip, the demonstrative concept's applicability cannot be limited to the presence of this sample.

Rather, we should be able to recognize that progress matters, that people change, that your racist uncle is no longer using the phrase "mulatto" or "colored people" and that's a good thing.

A small vigil was held in New York City on Tuesday evening, with mourners lighting candles and writing phrases of support in colored chalk on the sidewalk.

So you read the phrase, "I feel most colored when I'm thrown against a sharp white background," and then he repeats it.

Pass on by!" By the time this phrase got to the colored boy at the end of the line, it was a good deal changed.

Thus, Persian erotic poetry, dark-skinned women are addressed as sabz-eh, as in phrases like سبز گندم گون sabz-eh-gandom-gun (literally "dark wheat colored") or سبز مليح sabz-eh-malih ("a dark beauty").

She was more persuasive in two darkly colored Scriabin études and three Rachmaninoff pieces phrased with sweeping confidence.

He exercises it here in paintings made up of words and phrases hand-drawn on large sheets of colored paper.

He has an avid connoisseur's eye for popular culture and exercises it here in paintings made of words and phrases hand-drawn on large sheets of colored paper.