Sentence examples for colored wrote from inspiring English sources

"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.

Teach your child how to color, write his or her name, recognize letters, numbers, family members on pictures, etc.

Instead, women of color wrote candidly about their own racism and that of white feminists.

"The argument has been made that smart women on screen are already enough of a minority to make up for the lack of women of color," wrote Wortham, who works as a technology reporter at the New York Times.

―Leonard Nathan "I want to paint men and women with that something of the eternal which the halo used to symbolize and which we seek to convey by the actual radiance and vibration of our coloring," wrote Vincent van Gogh in one of his celebrated letters.

The Schadenfreude that colors writing about celebrity misfortune was nowhere in sight; coverage of their split resembled that of a political assassination.

Joe Klein, of Newsweek, and perhaps best-known as the pseudonymous author of the political novel about the Clintons, "Primary Colors", writes more about its central figure.

Cooper's analysis is acute, even-handed and remarkably free of the sentimentality (or scorn) that so often colors writing about Wilson.

In Primary Colors, written two years later, the appetites of a thinly veiled candidate named Jack Stanton bore all the prescient hallmarks of the scandal that scarred the 42nd President.

b CHs are highlighted with yellow color and also the votes they received are noted on top of them in red color writing.

"You honor a statue of Christ in wood or stone and adorned with colors," writes Erasmus.