Sentence examples for colour looking from inspiring English sources

She came over for the opening of this show, a rare public sighting, and sat in her polka-dotted wheelchair, in her polka-dotted dress in the midst of all this colour, looking like a child in the internal landscape of her own making, half magic roundabout, half Freudian case study.

His face, which is a warm, beige colour, looks grey.

The colour looks like prawn or something, not very appetising.

Every skin and hair colour looks fabulous in orange and I've more orange in my wardrobe than anything else.

Johnson loved bright hues, but she was also challenging the long-held misconception that women of colour looked best in muted tones.

It is available in white, black, blue and gold, but the white colour looks particularly cheap with the chromed plastic edging.

Catsuits with anatomical flashes of colour looked like the sort of fire-resistant all-in-ones worn by racing car drivers.

Such a nice change from duck egg blue (the failsafe hue to denote 'painterly eccentricity'. Yawn), this colour looks particularly fabulous with antique faded greens.

I love urfa chilli flakes: they have a big aroma and a mellow kick, so you can be liberal with them, while their deep red colour looks spectacular sprinkled on all sorts.

As many have pointed out, the actual instigators of the Stonewall Riots – among them lesbians, drag queens and trans women of colour – looked considerably less like Abercrombie & Fitch models than Danny does.

Our Colour looks to the past, detailing the history of color theory, from Isaac Newton to Josef Albers, on an accompanying plaque.