Sentence examples for colored screen from inspiring English sources

Like Warhol, she favored brightly colored screen prints.

Angelou selected the poems and Beasley responded to them with six brightly colored screen prints.

One contraption had a microphone hooked up to a laptop computer, which recorded human voices and showed them as sound waves on a colored screen.

And what if they "improve" the Kindle so much that it becomes just another multimedia player with a garishly colored screen and lots of bleating ringtones?

Roy Lichtenstein's "Sandwich and Soda," printed in red, white and blue (on plastic instead of paper), revels in the crisp triangles of bread and the spherical bubbles in a soft drink; Donald Sultan's richly colored screen prints of peppers, cherries and pears are sensuous and inviting.

His thumbs breeze over the brightly colored screen, but this is no casual game.

From his airy workspace, sheltered by red and pink colored screens, he speaks words of love and longing into a tiny microphone, and the scrawl appears before him.

Above the stage, videotaped interviews with AJ's fellow Marines and their wives and girlfriends are projected on a huge burlap-colored screen.

It is a messy, hand-colored screen print of a huge ruby-colored heart, wrinkled, past its prime and darkening with age.

The review concluded, "Godwin's book is a thoughtful examination of an important subject, but its thoughts seem too often filtered through rose-colored screens".

Publishers Weekly noted Godwin's "unusually broad view of free speech", and criticized the author for viewing issues "filtered through rose-colored screens".