Sentence examples for colored writing from inspiring English sources

But one might equally make the case that their style, which no doubt was influenced by the girl's (and the woman's) reading, sheds an interesting light on the similar style of Colette's Claudine novels, and on Colette's highly colored writing about sex, suggesting it too was drawn from what was obviously the current way of talking or at least writing about the subject.

Use two different colored writing utensils for convenience if you have to mark your own ship.

Everything that you have to do THIS night, highlight or circle in with your vibrantly colored writing utensil.

"There are also cocks, which are extraordinary size, and have their crests not red as elsewhere, or at least in our country, but have the flower-like coronals of which the crest is formed variously colored," wrote traveler and geographer Megasthenes 17 hundred years ago.

The vehicle is said to have a ladder on the roof and possibly gold-colored writing on the side.

He has created an influential voice for colored travel writing — a way of both being and not being a part of the Third World he describes — which other black West Indian writers have emulated.

I do think it benefited, or at least colored, my writing.

The Gardener was a colored sheet written in country vernacular, reminding pilots to "fly safe" and so forth.

In a bright colored sharpie, write your nickname on the spine.

If you wear lighter colored jeans, write on them, destroy them, and generally make them seem very disheveled.

Langston Hughes, the American poet, playwright and novelist, came to Spain "to write for the colored press," he wrote in The Afro American newspaper.